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> Hard linked directories are bad, it would taker longer than that to explain.
That's apity, cause I've been wanting to know why they are
bad for a long time. Do you have any reference where I can
search for an answer on that one?
> For maximum security in chrooted environments:
> o don't mount /proc in the chrooted tree
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> o don't have devices in the chrooted tree
Why are these? I can understand that they will cause havoc when
a user in a chrooted becomes root, but if they do, they can create
the devices/mounts files anyway. So, why are they suddenly a problem
in chrooted environments?
(I'm not questioning your wisdom, I'm just curious).
Thanks,
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