# chin



abbreviation of "chroot in."



sets up /proc, /dev, /sys, and /tmp directories if they do not already exist in

the target directory, chroots into the target directory and executes the given

command, and then tears down whatever directories it set up upon exiting.



designed to set up build environments for code that already comes from a trusted

source.  do not assume the resulting chroot conveys any sort of security!

consider this an organizational tool more than anything else.



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usage: chin.sh <chroot target> <commands>