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From: Wayne Cuddy <wcuddy@crb-web.com>
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Subject: chroot() vs jail()
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It appears that jail provides some added functionality over chroot.  Can anyone
explain the differences between jail/chroot and when you would choose one over
the other?

Thanks,
Wayne

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