> I can tell > you that it's not rocket science to get /proc mounted in your target > chroot while installing packages and then, y'know, unmount it when > you're done. In fact we did an hack for having /proc mounted in debian-live, but the bug regards also installing apache in chroots without /proc mounted, and I cannot see why having /proc mounted should be a requirements, others package maintainers have patched issues like this to have their packages building in automated building tools like pbuilder or similar, I think this could be an easy to add feature. > If you're concerned about the build script dying and leaving things > mounted in the chroot, I've heard talk of shell functions like "trap"... > I'm sure that if a moron like me can figure out how it works, a > sufficiently clever person can probably do so as well. Thanks for the suggestion, we planned our hack in a similar manner to avoid unmountable proc. But I think this bug instead of closed should be put on whislist at least, since it is not resolved but just put in a "I do not agree on that" form. -- ESC:wq
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