/initrd doesn't matter at all. /opt and /sys by definition must be
readable my normal users. /var is a general variable data storage
area for all users. As such at least portions of it must remain
read write. So by definition it, too, must remain read/write.
{^_^} Joanne
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>> . The /dev, /proc and /sys dirs have turned back to be readable by other
>> users, what I don't want.
>> Any other hints will be appreciated.
>>
> The system will not work with those set unreadable to other than root.
> {^_^}
I just checked and indeed, even with a sec level=4 and even 5,
some subdirs of '/' remains readable to normal users: /initrd, /opt, /sys
and /var (not /dev nor /proc though).
Thanks,
Rodolfo
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