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 Thread start (DIR) [gopher] Running buckd in a chroot jail? (DIR) Followup: [gopher] Re: Running buckd in a chroot jail? (DIR) Followup: [gopher] Re: Running buckd in a chroot jail?