Makes sense to me.
> Hi,
>
> htpasswd(1) when in batch mode (-I) and 1 argument is used, or when not in
> batch mode and 2 arguments are used we know we have to access argv[0] with rwc
> permissions and also to rwc a temporary file in /tmp so we can unveil(2) both
> argv[0] and /tmp with rwc
OK florian@
On Tue, Oct 30, 2018 at 09:02:48AM +, Ricardo Mestre wrote:
> Hi,
>
> htpasswd(1) when in batch mode (-I) and 1 argument is used, or when not in
> batch mode and 2 arguments are used we know we have to access argv[0] with rwc
> permissions and also to rwc a temporary file in /tmp
Hi,
htpasswd(1) when in batch mode (-I) and 1 argument is used, or when not in
batch mode and 2 arguments are used we know we have to access argv[0] with rwc
permissions and also to rwc a temporary file in /tmp so we can unveil(2) both
argv[0] and /tmp with rwc permissions. In order to avoid
