- well, shouldn't be this considered ad ld.so bug?
-
- maybe, if it is i doubt its anywhere near trivial to fix (but im not sure
- of that). (don't bother with chmod -x someone already tried that on
- -devel awhile back, be prepared to have sash already running to fix your
- broken system)
of
- I mounted /var as noexec/nodev because of security reasons.
- I created partition /exec for using it on scripts etc that needs to be
- executed.
- noexec provides no real security whatsoever. nosuid,nodev are more
- useful.
-
- try this:
-
- $ cp /bin/date /noexecfs
- $ /noexecfs/date
-
On Sun, Apr 08, 2001 at 11:53:27AM +0200, Matus fantomas Uhlar wrote:
well, shouldn't be this considered ad ld.so bug?
maybe, if it is i doubt its anywhere near trivial to fix (but im not
sure of that). (don't bother with chmod -x someone already tried that
on -devel awhile back, be prepared
Hello,
I mounted /var as noexec/nodev because of security reasons.
I created partition /exec for using it on scripts etc that needs to be
executed.
Now I can't install packages - dpkg extracts package into
/var/lig/dpkg/tmp.ci directory which is created for every new package and
removed after
On Sat, Apr 07, 2001 at 02:13:06PM +0200, Matus fantomas Uhlar wrote:
Hello,
I mounted /var as noexec/nodev because of security reasons.
I created partition /exec for using it on scripts etc that needs to be
executed.
Now I can't install packages - dpkg extracts package into
While we're on the topic, I would love to see the -S option to dpkg take
symlinks and relative paths. Currently, when I do a dpkg -S /usr/bin/vi, it
doesn't track the symlink through /etc/alternatives to nvi. I think it should.
It's not that hard to do. I should report on the real path, and
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