On 12.2.2015 15:22, Dominig ar Foll (Intel OTC) wrote:
If you want the user to be able to change his own avator (in general a
desired feature) it need to be located somewhere in the user $HOME
directory.
In general it should be readable also by non-root users, and writable
only by the user himself and root/gumd, that's why $HOME is not so
great. I know many distributions default to making $HOME world readable
and with typical umask people then end up exposing all their files to
everyone, but I don't think this is generally desirable feature.
Point of avatar is to show user's picture also to other people.
At least I have my home directories with access mode 0700 and gumd also
defaults to this.
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