| Re: Hidden process for init (PID 1)? [message #34254 is a reply to message #34253] |
Wed, 17 December 2008 12:24  |
khorenko
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Registered: January 2006
Location: Moscow, Russia
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Hi signal11,
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The only problem I have, and what my question was about, is whether I have to expect that there will be one host PID (which in my guess would correspond to init in the VE) that will not follow the 'offset by 1024' rule.
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As maratrus has already said above in general you can _not_ relay on the "offset by 1024" rule for every process, not only "init". Moreover in recent dev-t kernels (2.6.26-x) rule "offset by 1024" almost never works.
BTW, /proc/$PID/status will show you both pid and vpid, so you can you this info for your investigations, for example:
# cat /proc/27179/status |egrep -i "env|pid"
Pid: 27179
PPid: 24599
TracerPid: 0
envID: 101
VPid: 28203
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Konstantin
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