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Yes, I believe that is true but also consider the scenario where a Solaris Global Zone boots a non-global zone and then sets (ie, changes) that non-global zones root directory with chroot. The...

To put it plainly, chroot is a real change root and not a fake change root and so it affects the whole system, i.e. all users. Therefore, it takes root privilege to action. The whole system is...

Such tools are to allow an (ordinary) user to create a root environment within their little bubble WITHOUT affecting anyone else on the system. It all happens within their individual user space. ...