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See subject, there are currently no tests. The following should be implemented, in order of priority:

1. End-to-end testing: Run jailtime on test/testfile.jailspec and check for the expected directory structure
2. Unit tests for spec parsing
3. Unit tests for the ELF and Mach-O parsing code
4. Unit tests for the copy package, as this is now sufficiently complex

So far, parsing is done via the regexp package. This does not give good error messages.

Given the two jailspec files below, the include will only work if jailtime was invoked from the directory of my.jailspec.

my.jailspec

include other.jailspec

other.jailspec

rune echo $PWD

This should be changed to always import relative to the directory of the file that contains the include statement.

A package directive could be added that would use the system's local package manager to either a) gather the list of files to copy or b) install directly into the target. In either case, jailtime should track executables and libraries and fill in the missing pieces.

Example jailspec:

/path/to/Read Me.txt
/path/to/Important File.txt -> /path/to/readme.txt

See title, example file:

/usr/bin/git
/usr/bin/git-shell
/usr/bin/git-upload-pack | <- No newline here

This will only include the first two entries in the chroot target dir.

Creating the null device on Linux with

/dev/null c 1 3

will create /dev/null with permissions:

crw-rw-rw- 1 root root 1, 1 May 26 18:46 null

At least macOS should be made to work.