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A bid to resurrect Linux capabilitiesA bid to resurrect Linux capabilitiesPosted Sep 14, 2006 11:35 UTC (Thu) by jschrod (subscriber, #1646)In reply to: A bid to resurrect Linux capabilities by nix Parent article: A bid to resurrect Linux capabilities
Mind you it's quite rare to run binaries over NFS these days.I don't agree with that opinion. A common use of NFS is to provide netwide home directories. If a user installs any program privately, or if she develops programs, executables will be run from this NFS share. And IMNSHO this scenario is not "quite rare". Cheers, Joachim
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A bid to resurrect Linux capabilities Posted Sep 14, 2006 18:58 UTC (Thu) by nix (subscriber, #2304) [Link] I was thinking that it's rare compared to the number of programs installedin /usr/bin: but then if the user's compiled a program herself she's a lot more likely to run it than a given random binary in /usr/bin...
A bid to resurrect Linux capabilities Posted Sep 14, 2006 22:13 UTC (Thu) by im14u2c (subscriber, #5246) [Link] ...in which case a "default per-mount permitted capabilities" sounds useful.
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