[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A problem here is that programs aren't and shouldn't be written
solely for the Hurd.
They should! What would the point be of the GNU system if they aren't?
This is a GNU project after all, and the goal is to produce a concise
system, the GNU system. Not a bunch of programs that can run on any
platform out there. The only thing one should worry about is
portability across architectures, but across systems it is pointless.
They _shouldn't_! Why do we have standards like POSIX.
But chroot exists, and if you replace it by a library call, nobody
will use it.
One can also always fix chroot()/file_reparent().
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