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Subject: chroot or jail?
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Hello,

I am setting up a new Apache 1.3.29; and I was wondering, should I use jail
or chroot to secure it? I know root can potentially break out of chroot. But
what about jail? (FreeBSD 4.9R-p3). Can you break out of a jail?

Thanks,

- Mark