Hi all!
I spent a nice working day trying to get RSSH working on a RedHat
Enterprise Linux 5. What I gathered is not in the FAQ, so this may help
someone.
1) /dev/null itself won't do it. I don't know exactly what devices are
required, and ended up doing:
mount --bind /dev dev
In jail directory. This is pretty cumbersome to automate on booting,
but hey! It produces results.
2) I modified the mkchroot.sh's ldd command into:
libs=`ldd $prog | perl -ne 's:^[^/]+::; s: \(.*\)$::; print;'`
That seems to provide exact results in my environment and no other
libraries are required.
Both of those combined will produce a working chroot jail. That makes my
boss happy and trainees out where they shouldn't be.
Regards,
Jari Turkia
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