Works with Linux namespaces througth glibc with pure python
Works with Linux namespaces through glibc with pure python
There is so many beautiful tools like docker, rocket and vagga written in go and rust, but none in python.
I think that is because there is no easy way to work with linux namespaces in python:
I want to change this: I want to create native python bindings to glibc with interface of python multiprocessing.Process.
PS: you can look at python-nsenter too, it’s looks awesome.
PPS: new project from author of asylum - butter
First simple example:
import os
from pyspaces import Container
def execute(argv):
os.execvp(argv[0], argv)
cmd = "mount -t proc proc /proc; ps ax"
c = Container(target=execute, args=(('bash', '-c', cmd),),
uid_map='0 1000 1',
newpid=True, newuser=True, newns=True
)
c.start()
print("PID of child created by clone() is %ld\n" % c.pid)
c.join()
print("Child returned: pid %s, status %s" % (c.pid, c.exitcode))
output:
PID of child created by clone() is 15978
PID TTY STAT TIME COMMAND
1 pts/19 S+ 0:00 bash -c mount -t proc proc /proc; ps ax
3 pts/19 R+ 0:00 ps ax
Child returned: pid 15978, status 0
space execute -v --pid --mnt --user --uid 1000 --gid 1000 bash -c 'mount -t proc /proc; ps ax'
space chroot --pid --uid '0 1000 1' ~/.local/share/lxc/ubuntu/rootfs/ /bin/ls /home/
space inject --net --mnt 19840 bash
Note: If the program you’re trying to exec is dynamically linked, and the dynamic linker is not present in /lib in the chroot environment - you will get the following error: “OSError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory”. You need all the other files the dynamic-linked program depends on, including shared libraries and any essential configuration/tables/etc in the new root directories. src
Read this article please