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Hi,
on the host:
cp -a /dev/random /path/to/testguest/chroot/dns/dev/
HTH,
- -Nik
ADNET Ghislain wrote:
>
>> another approach is to setup device mapping
>> properly to allow certain 'considered secure'
>> devices to be created inside a guest
>>
>> yet another (but insecure) approach is to give
>> the bcapability to create arbitrary device nodes
>> to the guest
>>
>> HTH,
>> Herbert
>>
> you can give device mapping without the bcapability ? my last try failed
> to work with this setup. Can you give an exemple of how should work the
> device mapping with a simple exemple of
>
> /etc/vservers/.default
> /etc/vservers/testguest/
>
> exemple for /dev/random for exemple ?
>
>
>
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Received on Tue Mar 24 08:36:18 2009