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Stepping closer to practical containers: "syslog" namespaces

Stepping closer to practical containers: "syslog" namespaces

Posted Jan 31, 2013 4:44 UTC (Thu) by satish6541 (guest, #89092)
Parent article: Stepping closer to practical containers: "syslog" namespaces

Hi,
I am currently using chroot jails and network namespace combination. I am executing my syslog in both my root as well as in my chroot environment. In this case should the kernel logging messages be jail specific? I can sometimes see the kernel messages inside my chroot jail, and most of the times not. (for example making the interface up or down).

Interfaces mapped to a namespace of a chroot jail, the kernel logging happens in the default root and not in the chroot. (Is this behaviour in conjunction to the problem mentioned in your article? ).

Please let me know your views.

Regards,



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