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    SubjectRe: per-chroot clock module ?
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    On Friday 03 December 2010 19:36:59 Pavel Machek wrote:
    > Hi!
    >
    > > I'd really like to be able to set a distinct "clock" for a specific chroot environment,
    > > such that the super-user could call :
    > > const char *my_chroot_directory = "/some_chroot";
    > > struct stat st;
    > > if(stat( my_chroot_directory, &st) ==0)
    > > sys_clock_settime ((clockid_t) st.st_inode, (struct timespec *)tp)
    > > ( from glibc )
    >
    > See subterfugue.net... it can do this.
    >
    Sorry for the delay in responding -
    but I've been very busy, amongst other things working on the "per-chroot" module, which
    now works in a very basic but sufficient mode.
    If anyone else would find it useful, I'll fill it out some more and post it to this list.

    I'd like to see this "subterfuge.net" - but I'm unable to connect with HTTP:

    $ curl http://subterfuge.net --trace-ascii /dev/fd/2
    == Info: About to connect() to subterfuge.net port 80 (#0)
    == Info: Trying 184.82.15.90... == Info: No route to host
    == Info: couldn't connect to host
    == Info: Closing connection #0
    curl: (7) couldn't connect to host

    while google just finds "subterfuge.com" which appears to be a Spanish record company ...
    Is this server now down / being blocked ?
    Did I get the URL incorrect ? What is / was the software at subterfuge.net ?

    All the best & happy new year to all ,
    Jason


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