I'm a huge fan of schroot!
Here is a little trick that I have found extremely useful for the Linux
build systems that I manage. We have an Ubuntu Hardy build server with
Debian lenny and etch chroots, and this in /etc/rc.local:
# clear out any old/stale sessions
for SESSION in `schroot --all-se
Hello,
At tonight's meeting I mentioned schroot as a friendlier way of setting
up and using chroot environments. As long as you're working with Linux
distributions that support network-based installs, this tool can be
quite handy. I use it to manage chroot versions of Debian that I develop
in
