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   - `iocage fstab -a jailname /path/on/host /path/inside/jail nullfs rw 0 0`
   - `bastille mount jailname /path/on/host /path/inside/jail nullfs rw 0 0`
   - `pot mount-in -p jailname -m /path/inside/jail -f nullfs -d /path/on/host`
+
+# BastilleBSD Templates
+
+The applications included in this repo have the ability to be used with BastilleBSD. Each application has an included Bastillefile, which is needed to apply the "template" on top of a jail created by Bastille.
+
+To bootstrap the bsd-apps repository, run the following command.
+
+```
+bastille bootstrap https://github.com/tschettervictor/bsd-apps
+```
+
+This will install the entire repo, and verify each template for use with your system.
+
+To apply a template, run the following command. Replace `APP` with the name of the application you want to use.
+
+```
+bastille template jailname bsd-apps/APP
+```
+
+# Mount Points
+Each application is set to install any data that should persist in a mount point outside the jail. This means you can run the template overtop a brand new jail, and pick up where you left off, providing your data is still present in the mount points.
+
+The default mount path for all applications is `/apps/APPNAME`.
+
+For example, the guacamole application will store its config directory at `/apps/guacamole/config` and the database at `/apps/guacamole/db` by default.
+
+This can easily be overidden if you store your data in a different location. Simply run the following command with the included `--arg DATA_PATH=/my/path/to/guacamole`.
+
+```
+bastille template jailname bsd-apps/guacamole --arg DATA_PATH=/my/path/to/guacamole
+```