John, did you read more than three words of the report? We’re talking about a classic snap inheriting an fd from a classic snap (the same classic snap, in fact) for a file to which they should both have access (because they’re classic snaps). There can’t be information leaking across a security boundary when there’s no security boundary. And if there were a security boundary, it sure wouldn’t be a very good one if you could get around it by invoking the binary at a different path.
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