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SubjectRe: sysctls inside containers
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Kirill Korotaev <dev@sw.ru> writes:

>> On another note, after messing with putting data in the init_task for
>> these things, I'm a little more convinced that we aren't going to want
>> to clutter up the task_struct with all kinds of containerized resources,
>> _plus_ make all of the interfaces to share or unshare each of those.
>> That global 'struct container' is looking a bit more attractive.
> BTW, Dave,
>
> have you noticed that ipc/mqueue.c uses netlink to send messages?
> This essentially means that they are tied as well...

Yes, netlink is something to be considered in the great untangling.

However for a sysvipc namespace ipc/mqueue.c is something that doesn't
need to be handled because that is the implementation of posix message
queues not sysv ipc.

I think I succeeded in untagling the worst of netlink in my proof of
concept implementation, but certainly there is more todo.

Eric
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