jails clean startup

Sun Mar 19 16:15:38 PST 2006

On 20.03.2006, at 00:29, Andreas Kohn wrote:
[*] The man page of kill doesn't mention "0" as a way to check if a
process is jailed, and neither jail(2) nor jail(8) talk about it. And I
don't think a user new to jails imagines that trying and failing to 
send
a non-existing (cf. sys/signal.h, signal(3)) to init will tell him
whether he is jailed or not. But I may be overlooking something 
obvious,
of course :)
you'll get a ESRCH if you're in a jail, i guess.  or a EPERM?  
whatever, the sysctl is the way to go, IMO.

cheers
  simon
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