hmm, in what way do you believe /dev/tty would or could compromise security?
otherwise:
[V] mknod /dev/tty c 5 0
will do nicely
i have a similar doubt but related with pty and devfs, .i.e. /dev/pts/n is created by devfs just when needed, how does it works using contexts?
mount --bind /dev/pts /vservers/this/dev/pts mount --bind /dev/pts /vservers/that/dev/pts
or
mount -t devpts /vserver/this/dev/pts none mount -t devpts /vserver/that/dev/pts none
or
some other way?
/dev/pts/1 of 'this' will be the same /dev/pts/1 of 'that'? will be different?
do i need mknod capability on those contexts to allow the daemons to create pts?
any security problem?
Alejandro Mery
