That is somewhat of a hassle and always a problem in a chroot'ed
environment.
You have two choices.
1) Use only static binaries ( This is sometimes difficult
under Solaris ). Which
everytime you patch you *should* recompile your static
binaries and
placed them back out in your chroot'ed environment.
2) Use dynamic binaries and update all your libraries every
time you
patch your system. ( which is what I do since it is the
easier choice).
Either way a chroot'ed environment is somewhat of a hassle to deal
with for
any application.
-Todd Wilkinson
At 10:39 AM 10/19/01 -0400, you wrote:
>On Fri, Oct 19, 2001 at 10:20:09AM -0400, Frank S. Bernhardt wrote:
>
> > One question though. Instead of copying the libraries could you not do a
> > sybolic link instead? That would save disk space and make it easier to
> > handle updates.
>
>No. If the user is chrooted into her home directory, then the symbolic
>links (pointing to libraries which reside outside the chroot prison)
>will not work.
>
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