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Jonas Schäfer authored
Previously, the output of `ps` contained the processes from the host namespace, which led me to believe that entering the PID namespace did not work. @felix.mue pointed me at some sources [1] which describe this behaviour. By (re-)mounting procps using the target PID namespace, we should be able to avoid this. [1]: https://josephmuia.ca/2018-09-19-ps-proc-and-the-pid-namespace/
Jonas Schäfer authoredPreviously, the output of `ps` contained the processes from the host namespace, which led me to believe that entering the PID namespace did not work. @felix.mue pointed me at some sources [1] which describe this behaviour. By (re-)mounting procps using the target PID namespace, we should be able to avoid this. [1]: https://josephmuia.ca/2018-09-19-ps-proc-and-the-pid-namespace/
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