Marc Weber wrote:
> So the question would turn into would it make sense to create a new tool
> which (optionally cleans up) like this:
>
> with-mounts sys,proc,dev -- chroot ...
>
> There might be many use cases.
>
> I think there is interest. But I'm unsure where would be the place to
> put
Hi Bernhard Voelker,
Thinking about it again you might be right.
So the question would turn into would it make sense to create a new tool
which (optionally cleans up) like this:
with-mounts sys,proc,dev -- chroot ...
There might be many use cases.
I think there is interest. But I'm unsure
Hello Marc,
On 17/04/18 12:23 AM, Bernhard Voelker wrote:
On 04/15/2018 12:46 AM, Marc Weber wrote:
chrooting has always been a mess for me because in order for software to
work you need to bind mount /dev /proc /sys usually.
Then when something crashes your you quit chroot -> a mess again.
On 04/15/2018 12:46 AM, Marc Weber wrote:
> chrooting has always been a mess for me because in order for software to
> work you need to bind mount /dev /proc /sys usually.
> Then when something crashes your you quit chroot -> a mess again.
>
> So why not add a chroot --bind-mount-defaults options
chrooting has always been a mess for me because in order for software to
work you need to bind mount /dev /proc /sys usually.
Then when something crashes your you quit chroot -> a mess again.
So why not add a chroot --bind-mount-defaults options which keeps track of
how many chroots are running
