carlarogers
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I have been running Linux, mostly Debian, as part of my job for a few years, but I am not formally trained in the system.
I have setup chrooted directories a few different ways. They seem to be functioning the way they are supposed to.
Unfortunately, there is a basic requirement I am stumped on. In my narrow minded way, I am thinking there must be a way to initialize aliases, paths, command prompt format, etc. when switching into a chrooted mode. I have made exactly no progress toward breathing any kind of life into this aspect of the chroot. This limitation prohibits me opening a new development server to a group of developers waiting for me to finish configuring the system for them.
I have searched with GoogleBingDuckGo and not found the clues I need.
If you can help me get going in the right direction on this, I would be extremely grateful.
Thank you.
I have setup chrooted directories a few different ways. They seem to be functioning the way they are supposed to.
Unfortunately, there is a basic requirement I am stumped on. In my narrow minded way, I am thinking there must be a way to initialize aliases, paths, command prompt format, etc. when switching into a chrooted mode. I have made exactly no progress toward breathing any kind of life into this aspect of the chroot. This limitation prohibits me opening a new development server to a group of developers waiting for me to finish configuring the system for them.
I have searched with GoogleBingDuckGo and not found the clues I need.
If you can help me get going in the right direction on this, I would be extremely grateful.
Thank you.
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