Sam Vilain wrote:
I'd like /proc/PID/mounts to be:
- a symlink to /proc/mounts if the namespace hasn't been changed from
the last pivot_root (or boot) in the host system, or if it is the
same as the ``system'' namespace, if such a thing exists
- a symlink to /proc/virtual/XID/mounts, if the process is `in' the
context in namespace terms
- a normal file, straight after a CLONE_NS, which has the same inode
number on the /proc filesystem as any process with that namespace,
and the number of links on it corresponds to the number of processes
in that namespace.
As has been pointed out to me, /proc/mounts is actually the symlink in
the current kernel.
Maybe underneath that glaring mistake, there's the kernel of a good idea :)
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