Fix include directive formatting in jail.conf example#606
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The jail.conf example in section 17.3.4 contained a malformed .include directive. As written, it caused the jail service to fail with an "unexpected EOF" error when starting a jail. This change corrects the formatting of the include directive so that administrators can safely use /etc/jail.conf.d/*.conf for modular jail configuration without encountering syntax errors.
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The jail.conf example in section 17.3.4 contained a malformed .include directive. As written, it caused the jail service to fail with an "unexpected EOF" error when starting a jail.
This change corrects the formatting of the include directive so that administrators can safely use /etc/jail.conf.d/*.conf for modular jail configuration without encountering syntax errors.