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No, but that's the case I've overwhelmingly seen over the decades. Anyway, are you going to redesign ssh not to require a user, for instance? I assume you wou
by gnufx 2y ago
No, but that's the case I've overwhelmingly seen over the decades. Anyway, are you going to redesign ssh not to require a user, for instance? I assume you wouldn't want sshd running as the putative single user.
[I'm all for replacing notions of privileges/permissions with capabilities.]
- richardwhiuk 2y agoYes, i'd rather that the sshd daemon ran with a restricted set of capabilities.