parrot_namespace - run a command in a modified namespace.

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       distributed under the GNU General Public License.  See the file COPYING for details.

       parrot_namespace  detects  whether  it  is  already  running  under  Parrot  and either forks a new mount
       namespace in the existing Parrot session or simply executes parrot_run. For applications that  only  need
       to   make   mount-related  changes,  parrot_namespace  is  a  drop-in  replacement  for  parrot_run  that
       automatically handles nested invocations.

       To run Parrot under Parrot with a modified mount environment, use parrot_namespace

               % parrot_namespace -M /tmp=/tmp/job01 sh
               % parrot_mount --unmount /tmp    # not allowed

       Now in the same shell, we can call parrot_namespace regardless of whether  we're  already  running  under
       Parrot or not.

               % parrot_namespace -m mountfile foo

       On success, returns zero.  On failure, returns non-zero.

parrot_namespace - run a command in a modified namespace.

-M,--mount=</foo=/bar>
              Mount (redirect) </foo> to </bar> (PARROT_MOUNT_STRING)

        -m,--ftab-file=<path>
              Use <path> as a mountlist (PARROT_MOUNT_FILE)

        -l,--ld-path=<path>
              Path to ld.so to use.

        --parrot-path
              Path to parrot_run (PARROT_PATH)

        -v,--version
              Show version number

        -h,--help
              Help: Show these options

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