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From: "Michael W. Lucas" <mwlucas@michaelwlucas.com>
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Subject: jail exit code?
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Hi,

It *appears* from my reading of mailing list archives & forum posts
that the return code of a jail is the return code of the last jailed
process to exit.

Is that the standard? Or is that just an accident, and people
shouldn't rely on it?

(Either way, might be a nice addition to the man page.)

Thanks,
==ml

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Michael W. Lucas 	https://mwl.io/
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