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How can you list available namespaces on a Linux system via command line?
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Answer from AI
In Linux, to view available namespaces, you can use the lsns command. It displays a list of all existing namespaces in the system, with information about their type, ID, and associated processes.
Example usage:
lsns
If the lsns command is not available, you can look into the contents of the /proc/[pid]/ns/ directory for a specific process, for example:
ls -l /proc/1/ns/
This will show links to the namespaces associated with the process with PID 1.