> When a rc forks a subshell the child shares the namespace with the parent. > If you want the child rc to divorce its namespace from the parent, have it > issue 'rfork n'.
This is true, but I am afraid it doesn't have much connection to the problem. Even if you 'rfork n' (and have a copy of the namespace) the file /dev/wdir is simply the same file in both namespaces... Ruda
