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Seunshare, /tmp directories, and the "sticky" bitSeunshare, /tmp directories, and the "sticky" bitPosted Mar 4, 2011 4:31 UTC (Fri) by docwhat (subscriber, #40373)Parent article: Seunshare, /tmp directories, and the "sticky" bit
I'm confused why when ksu was run, it didn't get it's own /tmp....
There was a mini-kernel os called vsta which worked this way. Every user saw the /tmp directory as their own. Changing the euid changed the contents of the /tmp directory.
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Seunshare, /tmp directories, and the "sticky" bit Posted Mar 8, 2011 6:58 UTC (Tue) by laptop006 (subscriber, #60779) [Link]
This can be done nicely in SELinux, or even without it (ab)using PAM. I don't know if it was widely publicised though.
Russell Coker did give a few presentations on this that may be online.
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