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Thor Lancelot Simon wrote:
>> The thing is that as I understand it, that should only happen if there's a
>> chroot going on. It's so that we hide a chroot's path (as seen in mount
>> point info) from the occupants.
> 
> But there *is* a chroot going on -- he is chrooting onto a cgd, from
> init, isn't he?

   Yes, the chroot (sysctl init.root) is mentioned in the PR.

> Is this related to the bug that causes "process 'ftpd' detected outside
> chroot" etc. on busy servers, I wonder?  That one's been around for
> years.

   Hmm.. I know at least one other person who runs a similar setup,
albeit on i386, and I don't believe he's been having the same problem.

   Whatever the cause it; I find it pretty interesting[*] that:

   1) My "jan" user is not affected (because it belongs to wheel?)
   2) Logging out my "jan" user will cause the bug to temporarily disappear.


[*] In the sense that Ebola is an interesting disease.

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Kind regards,
Jan Danielsson

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