Nevertheless, the situation seems to be wrong namespace-wise. We have
the following picture:
A
|
V
C<-D
A is mounted on D, D is child of C. The current code does the following:
if we are chroot()ed into A then lookup on ".." from A gives A. If we
are chroot()ed to D it gives C. All security issues aside, it seems to be
wrong. Comments?
Al
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