Hi author here. Are you saying it doesn't allow a malicious/compromised container to reduce the pool size down to something which might cause other daemons to b

Hi author here. Are you saying it doesn't allow a malicious/compromised container to reduce the pool size down to something which might cause other daemons to block, possibly indefinitely, which need "strong" entropy vs using /dev/urandom? Sure it's a really silly DoS, but it might matter in the right situations.