[PATCH 1/1] Revert "[PATCH] identifier to nsproxy"

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Daniel Lezcano <daniel.lezcano at free.fr> writes:

>>
>> I agree with that and that is a worthy discussion.
>>
>> One of the reasons I'm not too concerned is that sys_ptrace completely
>> solves that problem today.  The syscall interface completely sucks for
>> handling that case but it works.
>>
>> The one instance where we clearly need a way to talk about namespaces
>> besides enter is for moving network interfaces between network
>> namespaces and I haven't looked close yet but I don't think either
>> Dmitry or Daniel in their network namespace patches was using this id.
>>
>
> Well, I don't do that for the moment, but I was planning to use the namespace
> id.

To be very clear.
- I completely agree we need an identifier for namespaces.
  So far my vision is one per namespace not one per nsproxy.
- I believe the identifier should be in one of the namespaces,
  so we don't have problems with recursion.

I want to be able to use things like the pam_namespace module in a guest.

My suggestion is that we name our process groups in the traditional pid
namespace.  

Then we can have a name for each process group in each namespace.

For debugging I think this could be quite helpful if someone gets
their reference counting wrong.

Eric


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