On 4 May, 2005, at 6:37 PM, Chris Huebsch wrote:
I depends, from what I know about zones, they are like virtual host-systems. When one has a user-management which is unified over all zones, that doesn't seem to be a problem at all.
Well, as I understand it, the point of zones is to delegate and reduce the
power of root access. For instance, running insecure or questionably-secure
software packages far removed from other services, or hosting with each
user getting root.
OTOH, a) running the OpenAFS server shouldn't be impacted (as I understand it,
this is strictly client-side), and b) I wouldn't be totally optimistic about
running the AFS client kernel module in the non-global zone anyway.
That does bring to mind something else, is the PAG namespace global across
user-mode linux instances?
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Matthew Weigel
unique&idempot.ent
Unique and Idempotent
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