Re: ifupdown writes to /etc... a bug?
Russell Coker wrote:
> Why force developers to do more work for a ro root
> than is being done for more serious security measures.
The two measures aren't mutually exclusive.
Is it a lot of work to implement /run? If it is decided
that the idea is sound, then maintainers can just start
moving their run-time state files under /run. Also,
somewhere must be documented the new requirement that
/run must be rw, local, and persistent-until-reboot --
whether it be a directory on the root filesystem or a
tmpfs or whatever. Then there is getting the FHS
changed; that will be the most work.
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Thomas Hood <jdthood0@yahoo.co.uk>
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