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Why not use a mount namespace? And how are you creating a /dev without root?
by remexre 6y ago
Why not use a mount namespace? And how are you creating a /dev without root?
- Spivak 6y agoI feel like you're assuming that mount namespaces are something greater than they actually are. You still need chroot(2) or pivot_root(2) to actually put a process into its own isolated directory. There's no magic here. Try running `unshare -m` to see what it's like in "just" a mount namespace.