enter: pass nsactions array rather than path array #102
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I tried using the auto-merge but it looks like it broke the build. I have a fix locally but I'm not authorized to push it to Snaipe's fork. Probably better to use a rebase than a merge commit anyways. |
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Before this commit, we used to construct shared namespace paths purely from string operations; that is, --share pid,mnt=/foo would be reconstructed as --share pid=/foo/pid --share mnt=/foo/mnt. The problem with this approach is that this doesn't work well with magic links to file descriptors in /proc. Instead, we now open the directory path and use its file descriptor to open further nsfs files.
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Before this commit, we used to construct shared namespace paths purely from string operations; that is, --share pid,mnt=/foo would be reconstructed as --share pid=/foo/pid --share mnt=/foo/mnt. The problem with this approach is that this doesn't work well with magic links to file descriptors in /proc.
Instead, we now open the directory path and use its file descriptor to open further nsfs files.