From: gopher-bounce@complete.org
       Date: Sun May 10 04:31:46 2009
       Subject: [gopher] Running buckd in a chroot jail?
       
       I've got buckd successfully running in a chroot jail.  This is the
       relevant portion of my xinetd.conf file:
       
       # added by Bucktooth install
       service buckd
       {
               type                    = UNLISTED
               protocol                = tcp
               port                    = 70
               flags                   = REUSE
               socket_type             = stream
               wait                    = no
               instances               = UNLIMITED
               user                    = root
       #        server                  = /chroot/buckd/usr/local/bin/buckd
               server                  = /usr/sbin/chroot
               server_args             = /chroot/buckd/ /usr/local/bin/buckd
       
       }
       
       The obvious problem here is that buckd is running as root (because
       chroot must be invoked as root).  From what I understand, it's still
       possible to break out of a chroot jail as root.  Is there a way for me
       to set this up so buckd runs under a non-root user?
       
         --Brian
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