Alan Cox napsal(a):
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>> but many program use this as security feature. So do you think that bind 
>> may use vserver?
>>     
>
> It would be a lot stronger if it did. A bind running non-root will be
> probably safe. A bind running as root can be attacked and break out of a
> chroot trivially. I guess it depends how you run bind.
>   
but not bind with selinux. It can chroot, but not  does other things. So 
there is an question: Why we do not fix it. Tell me please some other 
reason than "you can workaround chroot other ways".

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