> Also security considerations are involved. Imagine someone creating a > world writeable `/dev/kmem' using a client on which he has root access, > and then uses this to obtain root privileges on any other machine. DUH?! nodev,nosuid, standard options to mount. -- Bob Forsman [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.gainesville.fl.us/~thoth/
- UNIX-domain sockets on a Coda FS? Bill Gribble
- Re: UNIX-domain sockets on a Coda FS? Jan Harkes
- Re: UNIX-domain sockets on a Coda FS? Bill Gribble
- Robert Forsman