> our process is running in a FreeBSD jail, which I'm not sure is possible for a process running as root uh... that's, like, the whole point of jails. If you g

> our process is running in a FreeBSD jail, which I'm not sure is possible for a process running as root uh... that's, like, the whole point of jails. If you get root in a jail, you get root. In the jail. You only see the jail's root fs, the jail's processes and, usually, a very limited set of devices in /dev.