CageFS is a system that allows users to create their own "cages" within their root directories. This enables each user to operate within their own virtual environment, preventing interference from the activities of other users on the system. Here's how you can install CageFS step by step using SSH commands:

Step 1: Installing CageFS

Firstly, use the following command to install CageFS on your server:

This command will install the core packages of CageFS.

Step 2: Enabling CageFS

To enable CageFS, use the following command:

This command initializes CageFS, making it ready for use.

Step 3: Starting CageFS

Start CageFS by using the following command:

This command will start CageFS, allowing your users to work within their cages.

Step 4: Checking CageFS Settings

To ensure that CageFS is configured correctly, check its settings using the following command:

This command will verify CageFS settings and report any errors, if present.

Step 5: Restarting CageFS

It's important to restart CageFS after making any changes. Use the following command to do so:

This command will restart CageFS, ensuring that any changes made take effect.

You should now know that CageFS has been successfully installed and configured. By following these steps, you can enable CageFS on your server, providing your users with a more secure and isolated environment in which to work.