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No a forked process only inherits the broadest permissions of the parent and can only downscope.
by elbigbad 4y ago
No a forked process only inherits the broadest permissions of the parent and can only downscope.
- notaplumber1 4y agoIt's not the broadest permissions from the parent, but the promises at the time of the fork, for example you can setup the parent in such a way that you fork off early a unprivileged (or privileged) child that has a different set of promises from the parent.
- waynesonfire 4y agokinda lose the setup / steady state benefit for child processes.
- notaplumber1 4y agoNot at all.