Mounting images inside a user namespace
Mounting images inside a user namespace
Posted Jun 13, 2023 17:47 UTC (Tue) by vadim (subscriber, #35271)In reply to: Mounting images inside a user namespace by bluca
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It's good, welcome functionality. Think for instance of things like AppImage and Flatpak -- applications in a container that an unprivileged user would want to be able to mount easily and safely.
I think ideally we'd have a secure, privilege separated system for doing such things. A simple very, readonly, easy to validate for correctness filesystem. A sandboxed userspace driver to interpret it for good measure. And a good sandbox for the actual application running within.
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Mounting images inside a user namespace
Mounting images inside a user namespace
Mounting images inside a user namespace
Mounting images inside a user namespace
Mounting images inside a user namespace
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Mounting images inside a user namespace