Hi, Paul, > Also, consider the wisdom of using chroot() at all. > > http://kerneltrap.org/Linux/Abusing_chroot
Of course, I know about disadvantages of using chroot(). But we're trying to patch them as far as possible using kernel grsecurity for example. And I know that there shouldn't be 100% trust for using chroot(). But on the other hand, if we're using peruser to change UID/GID, we could also use chroot to have yet another security level. And chrooting is giving some more possibilities - individual envorinments for each user for example. -- Best regards, Pawel
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