On 06/21/2011 04:39 PM, Ryan Ware wrote:
%post
/sbin/chkconfig --add meego-ux-mediafs if ! cat /etc/fuse.conf | grep
-qw user_allow_other; then
echo "user_allow_other">> /etc/fuse.conf fi
this I'm not so sure about...
you add something, but never remove it
What requirement drives us to needing this option? Why would we not want to
apply an access policy? We really want to give everyone a privilege that
fuse by default only allows for root?
If there is a real requirement for this I'll be happy to look at it and
evaluate how we mitigate the additional security risk, but I'm not aware of
any reason why we want the user to be able to mount filesystems without any
access policy.
FYI, we found out from the developer that was left over from when the
daemon ran as root, and is no longer needed.
- Geoff
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