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On Sat, 17 Aug 2019 10:35:29 +0200 |
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Ulrich Mueller <ulm@g.o> wrote: |
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> For example, "nobody" lives in /var/empty but cannot write to it, and |
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> that dir is owned by root. |
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What ensures that the permissions on /var/empty are correct for this |
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scenario? |
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Possibly having acct-* create a /var/lib/nobody or a /var/lib/ssh (or |
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similar) _and_ ensure the no-write permissions are correct could be a |
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feature? |
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Maybe this needs to be a feature or something in the eclass? |
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> ACCT_HOME_NOWRITE=1 |
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* eclass decides what HOME should be (maybe just /var/empty, |
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/var/lib/nobody or, say, /var/lib/no-write/nobody) |
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* eclass ensures -w for u,g,o |
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