Add ability to chroot(2) as part of the daemon process
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Hi, thanks for your contribution! As far as I can see, you perform |
This allows daemon processes to chroot into different directories so that they're sandboxed off from the rest of the filesystem. This adds a little bit of cross-platform fs isolation that's common in many OpenBSD-produced daemons.
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Hey there! Totally an oversight on my end. I've added a bit to the example that I used to test to ensure that this doesn't get missed in the future. |
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This allows daemon processes to chroot into different directories so that
they're sandboxed off from the rest of the filesystem. This adds a little bit
of cross-platform fs isolation that's common in many OpenBSD-produced daemons.