Matthew Dillon pointed out, with examples, that DragonFly’s NULLFS (in bleeding edge code) is now flexible to the point where you can remount arbitrary locations in your filesystem anywhere you want, which is very handy for chroot(8) or jail(8).
Matthew Dillon pointed out, with examples, that DragonFly’s NULLFS (in bleeding edge code) is now flexible to the point where you can remount arbitrary locations in your filesystem anywhere you want, which is very handy for chroot(8) or jail(8).
Does that also apply for unionfs, I mean, they got rid of that limitation for unionfs too?