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David Beniamine
Chroot demo
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# Chroot demo
This is a small script to create and setup a chroot
To test edit the setup.sh script and change the BINARIES line to add the binaries you want.
Then run
`./setup.sh`
it will create a
`jail`
directory next to the script.
Finally run
`sudo chroot jail`
you should obtain a chrooted shell with only this executables
## Warnings and limitation
This is only a very small script for demonstrating what a chroot is.
The script is not robust :
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It only copies binaries no config files are shared files
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Special directories are not mounted to the chroot, so no network, no devices etc.
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lib64 is hardly coded, lib32 is not supported
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I
**do not**
plan to maintain this script in any way
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