Re: Chroot Jail Fiasco

["Peter B. West" <pbwest@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I must be missing something here.  // *is* /.  Any double // in a path 
is equivalent to /.  Try it anywhere in your directory tree, e.g. cd 
/usr//bin

I don't know of any special semantics for //.

Peter

Brett Franck wrote:
> Ok, now I've done it......I was making a chroot jail, and how did this 
> happen.....
>  
>  
> [root@www /]# ls
> bin  boot  dev  dilbert  etc  home  ibm  initrd  lib  lost+found  misc  
> mnt  opt  proc  root  sbin  tftpboot  tmp  usr  var
> [root@www /]# cd //
> [root@www //]# ls
> bin  boot  dev  dilbert  etc  home  ibm  initrd  lib  lost+found  misc  
> mnt  opt  proc  root  sbin  tftpboot  tmp  usr  var
> [root@www //]#
>  
> I ended up with // in /  ??????  How do I rm -rf the chroot jail in 
> slash without rm'ing my entire drive????
>  
>  

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Peter B. West <http://www.powerup.com.au/~pbwest/resume.html>


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