Hi, On Do, Nov 12, 2009 at 02:41:53 +0200, Theunis Potgieter wrote:
command: chroot /my/chroot/area /usr/bin/vdr-sxfe
Create the chroot with the help of the tool ldd, ldd vdr-sxfe will tell you what shared objects vdr-sxfe requires to start. This is an interim solution until xineliboutput supports the original request.
Afaik this would run only the frontend under a chroot environment. The filebrowser of the mediaplayer runs not inside the chroot. So it doesn't restrict the filebrowser of the mediaplayer.
If you use pipe then you need to link that into your chroot environment. If you don't want to use vdr-sxfe in remote mode and rather use local frontend. Then I guess the whole vdr will have to placed into a chroot environment.
Sorry if my question was not understood currectly. I don't want to run sxfe/vdr etc under a chroot env. My concerns are about the build-in filebrowser of xineliboutput. It should be restricted to a special folder like /media. This whould avoid damages to the system :-). More ideas? BR. halim