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/proc/PID/root is a view of that process’s mount namespace. Also you can use nsenter(8) to run a command (or even a shell) under another process’s mount, pid,

/proc/PID/root is a view of that process’s mount namespace. Also you can use nsenter(8) to run a command (or even a shell) under another process’s mount, pid, network, etc namespace.

aidenn0 2y ago
Thanks! It's exactly what I was looking for, and the world can now continue to improve without breaking any of my workflows :)
zokier 2y ago
mount namespace and root directory are bit different things though. /proc/$PID/ns is the place to look for namespaces