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Re: Bug#782869: coreutils: rm, ls, cd, mkdir, etc should be set so root
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Pádraig Brady |
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Re: Bug#782869: coreutils: rm, ls, cd, mkdir, etc should be set so root cant remove them. |
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Sun, 19 Apr 2015 23:49:26 +0100 |
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On 19/04/15 20:25, Richard Jasmin wrote:
> I believe this dev is in ERROR.It is insufficient to just say root has
> ultimate access.
> System should have that access, not root. Root should never be able to do
> this, its too easy to take down a system with rm. Package components can
> still be removed, despite the non-ability to remove the package as a
> whole.Package components should use +i or equivalent. Im sorry if the dev
> doesnt agree.
Other than protect inadvertent removal as the --preserve-root option does,
there is nothing more I see that coreutils can or should do here.
Perhaps on a system/distro configuration basis you might want
to auto set -I for rm invocations by the root user,
or otherwise protect important files with chattr +i,
or other protections.
thanks,
Pádraig.
- Fwd: Re: Bug#782869: coreutils: rm,ls,cd,mkdir, etc should be set so root cant remove them., Richard Jasmin, 2015/04/19
- Re: Bug#782869: coreutils: rm, ls, cd, mkdir, etc should be set so root cant remove them.,
Pádraig Brady <=