[email protected] wrote:
>Just to be clear, it's the namespaces, not the cgroups, which don't
>allow this. We've floated 'sys_hijack' a few times as a way to create
>a child which actually inherits its namespaces from a different specified
>task, which would give you what you need, but it's a tough sell since
>userspace can work around it.
I have a slightly different requirement: I need a way to move the
*current* process inside an existing namespace (and its associated
cgroups).
I use this on custom openvz-based systems to support very lightweight
containers which can use e.g. sshd and cron from the host system thanks
to a libpam_vz module which transparently enters the container when
needed.
This is very easy to implement with the openvz kernel (just add errors
checking):
vzfd = open(VZCTLDEV, O_RDWR);
setluid(veid);
env_create.veid = veid;
env_create.flags = VE_ENTER;
ioctl(vzfd, VZCTL_ENV_CREATE, &env_create);
close(vzfd);
but I really want to move away from openvz since clearly Parallels
only cares about supporting RHEL and has not released yet a 2.6.32
kernel.
libpam_vz is GPL'ed: http://ftp.linux.it/pub/People/md/libpam-vz/ .
Is there any way to do this with containers?
--
ciao,
Marco
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