Re: [PATCH 12/18] shared mount handling: bind and rbind

Shaya Potter wrote:
> I created a patch years ago that creates a chain of "chroot" points, and
> any past chroot point would be considered a place that follow_dotdot
> would consider a root.  There didn't seem much interest in the patch
> though.

Could you resubmit this patch for possible inclusion in 2.6.16, and make it a 
runtime option such that the default behaviour remains unchanged?

Thanks!!!

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Al
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