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This question is similar to my question about how to list namespaceshow to list namespaces. So in addtition, I'd like to know some information about moving processes from one namespace to other? E.g. I have processes of current session in one namespace and some other processes of lxc container in different namespace, so I want to run (e.g. links) in cgroup of that container (it's easily do with cgexec) and then move it to container's namespace , because I have to run this process in container without executing it exact in it. Can it be done or it's impossible in Linux??

This question is similar to my question about how to list namespaces. So in addtition, I'd like to know some information about moving processes from one namespace to other? E.g. I have processes of current session in one namespace and some other processes of lxc container in different namespace, so I want to run (e.g. links) in cgroup of that container (it's easily do with cgexec) and then move it to container's namespace , because I have to run this process in container without executing it exact in it. Can it be done or it's impossible in Linux??

This question is similar to my question about how to list namespaces. So in addtition, I'd like to know some information about moving processes from one namespace to other? E.g. I have processes of current session in one namespace and some other processes of lxc container in different namespace, so I want to run (e.g. links) in cgroup of that container (it's easily do with cgexec) and then move it to container's namespace , because I have to run this process in container without executing it exact in it. Can it be done or it's impossible in Linux??

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This question is similar to my question about how to list namespaces. So in addtition, I'd like to know some information about moving processes from one namespace to other? E.g. I have processes of current session in one namespace and some other processes of lxc container in different namespace, so I want to run (e.g. links) in cgroup of that container (it's easily do with cgexec) and then move it to container's namespace , because I have to run this process in container without executing it exact in it. Can it be done or it's impossible in Linux??

This question is similar to my question about how to list namespaces. So in addtition, I'd like to know some information about moving processes from one namespace to other? E.g. I have processes of current session in one namespace and some other processes of lxc container in different namespace, so I want to run (e.g. links) in cgroup of that container (it's easily do with cgexec) and then move it to container's namespace , because I have to run this process in container without executing it exact in it. Can it be done or it's impossible in Linux?

This question is similar to my question about how to list namespaces. So in addtition, I'd like to know some information about moving processes from one namespace to other? E.g. I have processes of current session in one namespace and some other processes of lxc container in different namespace, so I want to run (e.g. links) in cgroup of that container (it's easily do with cgexec) and then move it to container's namespace , because I have to run this process in container without executing it exact in it. Can it be done or it's impossible in Linux??

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How to move process from one namespace to other?

This question is similar to my question about how to list namespaces. So in addtition, I'd like to know some information about moving processes from one namespace to other? E.g. I have processes of current session in one namespace and some other processes of lxc container in different namespace, so I want to run (e.g. links) in cgroup of that container (it's easily do with cgexec) and then move it to container's namespace , because I have to run this process in container without executing it exact in it. Can it be done or it's impossible in Linux?