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SubjectRe: /proc/self/mounts in chroot vs lxc
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On 02/05/12 11:33, Michael Tokarev wrote:
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> But plain chroot does not create new namespace, the process inherits parent namespace, so there is no way to clean in up cleanly.
>

If I do a chroot to /mnt, then there is no "/mnt" in /proc/self/mounts
within this environment. Instead I see yet another entry for '/'.
This certainly looks like something private.

Maybe it would be easier for everybody if /proc/mounts (without "/self")
could always show the "real" mount points at the top level? A bind mount
of /abc to /mnt/abc would appear as /mnt/abc in /proc/mounts at all levels.
I could live with that.



Regards

Harri
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