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Ian Zimmerman <itz@×××××××.net> [17-02-18 07:52]: |
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> On 2017-02-17 17:40, Meino.Cramer@×××.de wrote: |
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> > is there any clean way to delete the environment completly |
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> > right after chrooting into a alternate root installation |
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> > -- except using 'login <user>' after chrooting? |
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> > Thanks in advance for any keeping the environment clean! ;) |
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> Run |
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> env -i sh |
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> as the command in chroot. |
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> I wish it was this easy in the "real world" :-( |
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Hi Ian, |
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this puts a big smile onto my face: |
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Before posting a did several experiments with 'env -i' in |
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several places (bashrc and such)....nothing works, |
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THIS one you mentioned I left out for reasons I dont know. |
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:) |
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And yes(!): I also would like to have some instances |
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of 'env -i' running for several purposes not limited |
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to the phusical/nature environment only. |
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;) |
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To the future!....but not without my commandline... |
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Cheers |
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Meino |
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