Screenshots of Noid in action

This is a screenshot of four terminals running bash and midnight commander. Click on the image to get the full image. These arguments to chtrunk were used:

• mc needs the TERM environment variable
  • -eTERM
• Get standard directories /tmp/, /bin/, /lib/ and /std/
  • -d
• mc needs lot of files from /usr
  • /usr
• mc also needs this terminfo file
  • /etc/terminfo/x/xterm
• Example files from the example on the chtrunk page.
  • /firstfile=/tmp/foo/file1
  • /secondfile=/tmp/file2
  • /foodir=/tmp/foo
  • /foo/dir/again=/tmp/foo

This is a screenshot of four terminals with totally different root directories. See the first line on each terminal for how chtrunk was invoked.

• The terminal to the right shows a root directory with very few programs, only /bin/sh and /bin/l, which is in fact ls. Imagine a script kiddie cracking your server just to get this shell. Even if su was available, it would be useless since it's set-uid bit is disabled.
• The terminal in the bottom shows an example of switching place of /bin/ and /usr/bin/.
• To the left we see an example of a vanilla -d option.
• The ls on the top terminal is attached to and started as /foo. It has no stdin or stderr, but can access the whole /lib/.