schroot (Debian sbuild) 1.6.10 (04 May 2014) Written by Roger Leigh Copyright © 2004–2012 Roger Leigh This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Configured features: PAM Pluggable Authentication Modules PERSONALITY Linux kernel Application Binary Interface switching UNION Support for filesystem unioning Available chroot types: BLOCKDEV Support for ‘block-device’ chroots BTRFSSNAP Support for ‘btrfs-snapshot’ chroots CUSTOM Support for ‘custom’ chroots DIRECTORY Support for ‘directory’ chroots FILE Support for ‘file’ chroots LOOPBACK Support for ‘loopback’ chroots LVMSNAP Support for ‘lvm-snapshot’ chroots PLAIN Support for ‘plain’ chroots

Usage: schroot [OPTION…] [COMMAND] — run command or shell in a chroot Actions: -h [ --help ] Show help options -V [ --version ] Print version information -l [ --list ] List available chroots -i [ --info ] Show information about selected chroots --config Dump configuration of selected chroots --location Print location of selected chroots General options: -q [ --quiet ] Show less output -v [ --verbose ] Show more output Chroot selection: -c [ --chroot ] arg Use specified chroot -a [ --all ] Select all chroots and active sessions --all-chroots Select all chroots --all-sessions Select all active sessions --all-source-chroots Select all source chroots --exclude-aliases Do not include aliases Chroot environment: -d [ --directory ] arg Directory to use -s [ --shell ] arg Shell to use as login shell -u [ --user ] arg Username (default current user) -p [ --preserve-environment ] Preserve user environment -o [ --option ] arg Set option Session actions: --automatic-session Begin, run and end a session automatically (default) -b [ --begin-session ] Begin a session; returns a session ID --recover-session Recover an existing session -r [ --run-session ] Run an existing session -e [ --end-session ] End an existing session Session options: -n [ --session-name ] arg Session name (defaults to an automatically generated name) -f [ --force ] Force operation, even if it fails