However - what is the concrete suggestion from the Debian guys what
Laurent should do?
The Debian people are happy with putting execline binaries in a
separate
directory that is not in the default PATH. They don't see a problem with
that. And the thing is, nobody will notice a problem either - except
people who try calling useful execline binaries (such as redirfd)
outside
of execline scripts, *which is a use case I officially want to support*.
I'll try releasing the execline version with a POSIX-compliant umask
before the end of the year. Then we'll see where Debian really stands.
--
Laurent
