On Wed, Sep 12, 2018 at 10:05:27AM +0800, Chengdong Li wrote:
> Thank you, Andi!
>
> Yes, that's a situation, also it's an important one I guess.
>
> Another case is that a process running inside a container has exited but the
> container still alive.I think this is also a common case. The potent
Thank you, Andi!
Yes, that's a situation, also it's an important one I guess.
Another case is that a process running inside a container has exited but
the container still alive.I think this is also a common case. The
potential fix solutions I am thinking are following:
- Using nsfs "device"
On Mon, Sep 10, 2018 at 04:50:42PM +0800, Chengdong Li wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I am getting stuck by the lack of approach to switch process namespace by
> nsfs "device" and inode number in user-space, for example (mnt: 0xf000)
>
> From my best understanding, the normal way to do that is by se
Hi folks,
I am getting stuck by the lack of approach to switch process namespace
by nsfs "device" and inode number in user-space, for example (mnt:
0xf000)
From my best understanding, the normal way to do that is by setns
system call. But setns only accept fd that refer to a opened name
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