/dev/shm is a tmpfs, and tmpfs in the kernel has a default mode of
01777. I don't see how this could be happening without a) an /etc/fstab
entry overriding the /lib/init/fstab entry, or b) a rogue local script
running at start-up that's changing the mode.
I certainly don't see any bugs in mountall here, and can't reproduce
this - so if someone is still seeing this in 12.04, I'm afraid we're
going to need more information to figure it out.
** Changed in: mountall (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => Incomplete
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/dev/shm isn't writable, causing problems with glibc 2.2+ apps such as
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