some chroot implementations have a --userspec arg to specify the user the chroot should run as. but it doesn't look like the busybox chroot does:
chroot: can't execute '--userspec=admin:admin': No such file or directory
perhaps we can create an admin user, give it chroot privs, then run chroot as that user. or maybe we can chroot as root then immediately drop privileges somehow
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chrootimplementations have a--userspecarg to specify the user the chroot should run as. but it doesn't look like the busybox chroot does:perhaps we can create an admin user, give it chroot privs, then run chroot as that user. or maybe we can chroot as root then immediately drop privileges somehow