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Old 03-07-2008, 05:15 AM
Ken Teague
 
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Re: how do you remove chroot sessions

Gary Dale wrote:
> I'm running AMD64 Lenny, so I have some things (not many anymore) that
> run in a 32bit chroot. When I reboot, which fortunately isn't often, the
> computer restores every chroot session that was ever still open when it
> was shut down. This means the list keeps getting bigger.
>
> How can I clear out the chroot sessions so they don't get restored?


Hmm, it's been a while, but I believe you would want to remove them from
your fstab.

- ken
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