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I've been playing around with using tmpfs for /tmp and had it mounted |
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with my standard "noexec,nodev,nosuid" anti-hack security options. This |
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works fine for VI or other normal tools. |
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I wanted Portage to use it as well, to symbolically linked /var/tmp to /tmp. |
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That broke emerge. The "noexec" option prevents any builds from |
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working. That made me check one of my unmodified gentoo systems where I |
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spotted that /var/tmp was world read/execute. That's a security problem. |
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Any reason that /var/tmp can't be root read/execute only? |
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Kevin C. |
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