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Subject: Re: devel/google-perftools in a jail
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On 4/2/21 4:56 AM, Andrea Venturoli wrote:
>> Is the string '/usr/jails/' present in prof.out?
>
> Yes. 


Was the profiling session run on the same system/in the same jail?

Did these files exist right after the profiling session?


Profiling session and display session should run on exactly same 
system/same jail.


Besides, even when run in jail, jail paths aren't visible to regular 
executables because jail runs in chroot environment.

This error should be impossible - something really weird occurred.


Yuri