Messages in this thread | | | Date | Fri, 2 Jul 1999 02:14:13 +0200 (MEST) | From | Roman Drahtmueller <> | Subject | Re: [security]: kernel ioctl()'s [3] |
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> > Because programs running as root assume > > open("blah", O_RDWR) > write(blah) > > will work. They do NOT expect to have to
Eh. This is not the issue here.
immutable, append-only and friends are intentionally designed for even restricting root to do things.
the only thing it should be possible to rely on is that modes don't matter in case you're root by chance...
Roman. -- _ _ | Roman Drahtmüller | CC University of Freiburg "There is no spoon!" | email: draht@uni-freiburg.de | - -
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