> (or is /dev/urandom still available in a chroot?) Last time that I played with chroot, I "binded" /dev and /proc. Many programs rely on specific devices like /dev/null. Python should not refuse to start if /dev/urandom (or CryptoGen) is missing or cannot be used, but should use a weak fallback. Victor
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