installing wget into jail?

[neatfreak]

Hello

i found this great open source adblocker which is called no track (https://github.com/quidsup/notrack), and i was thinking or wanted t o try to install it in a jail. so i created a standart new jail and tried typing
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/quidsup/notrack/master/install.sh
then it says wget: command not found

im a n00b when i comes to doing stuff in jails and the last time i tried doing stuff with ssh i mistakenly fell out of the jails and did it in the root directory and messed up my whole freenas system. I thought ill rather ask before i need real help because i messed something out.

with google searching i saw a post saying how to install wget but it starts with having root and i dont trust that plus the thread is already 4 years old so i thought maybe stuff changed.
https://rediantosatya.wordpress.com/2012/03/05/how-to-install-wget-on-embedded-freenas/

im still on freenas 9.3.0

 

[pirateghost]

Inside the jail you simply type pkg install wget

 

[neatfreak]

lol thats embarrassing. i extra went and checked the plex jails post because i thought i saw something with wget there. and i thought i say somebody type wget and the the plex repo.
learned something new.

thanks for the fast reply =D

 

[neatfreak]

i have another question if i may. If i use sudo in a jail is going to effect the whole system or just the jail because i wasnt able to run bash install.sh because it says not install.sh found so i installed git alongside bash and typed
git clone https://github.com/quidsup/notrack.git
cd notrack
bash install.sh
it says it cant install because sudo not found. im not even sure this program would run on freebsd, but i thought since its in a jail why not try.

 

[pirateghost]

Anything you do in a jail only affects the jail. Not the host.

I don't think notrack will work on freebsd though. I think the script tries to install packages that don't exist in freebsd.

In fact the github page explicitly says it only works with Debian or Ubuntu...

 

[neatfreak]

ya i know, but i thought maybe ill give it a try because in the youtube video he made he said he only tested it on those two distros.
when i glanced at the install.sh there were scripts for arch and fedora so i thought maybe it could work.
and since you say it says in the jail it was worth a try.

but thanks for your help

 

[ukinami]

Inside the jail you simply type pkg install wget

hii try to do that but dont work

root@plex:/ # pkg install wget
Updating iocage-plugins repository catalogue...
iocage-plugins repository is up to date.
All repositories are up to date.
pkg: No packages available to install matching 'wget' have been found in the repositories

 

[Phe0nix]

I'm getting the same as ukinami when i type pkg install wget. I'm running 11.2-U7 and trying to update
plex. I've edited the freeBSD.conf file in a text editor and changed from "no" to "yes" and still get
the same response from that command.
I was following this guide