Re: dir permissions
I demand that Wichert Akkerman may or may not have written...
> Previously Russell Coker wrote:
>> For SE Linux I am thinking of making all programs in /usr/games trigger a
>> domain transition to a domain that can't write to regular files in a
>> user's home directory (only to user_home_games_t not user_home_t), can't
>> kill, ptrace, or otherwise molest regular user processes, but can write to
>> /var/games etc.
> So you can't have saved games, customized keybindings, etc. ? Being able to
> write in a homedirectory is pretty essential.
Ensuring that some directory, say ~/.games, exists, attaching relevant
permissions to it then telling the process that that's the user's home
directory might be enough...?
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