On Mon, 25 Jan 2010, Bill Unruh wrote:
I am not sure that this is a good idea, since this would allow anyone to send
rogue data to the shm driver. It would be better to leave it at 0600 for the
chrony user ( or for root if you are using root), and let root change it if
the sysadmin wants to
Hi,
ntpd creates the shm refclock segments 2 and 3 with permissions 0666
(previously 0777), allowing also non-root users to provide synchronisation
data when these segments are set up. The attached patch changes chrony to
do that to (currently 0700 for all segments). It also changes the
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I am not sure that this is a good idea, since this would allow anyone to send
rogue data to the shm driver. It would be better to leave it at 0600 for the
chrony user ( or for root if you are using root), and let root change it if
the sysadmin wants to allow anyone to write to the shm, or at most
