3 ms·

That's not quite how things work, file permissions don't magically go way just because they land in tmp, this is only a problem if your file permissions are set

That's not quite how things work, file permissions don't magically go way just because they land in tmp, this is only a problem if your file permissions are setup wrongly and implicitly relied on parent folders etc. But then file permissions being "wrong" or relying on the parent folder is the norm... I wonder if it does keep ACLs associated with the file.

bravetraveler 2y ago
Take this prior art for example: ~ $ ll -d $HOME/.local/share/Trash drwx------. 5 me me 47 Jan 15 2020 /home/me/.local/share/Trash Home directories and the root they're stored in aren't generally well-protected, trash directories should do so to avoid leaking. Per the XDG spec if this is open, you want sticky bits. More justice (and considerations) here: https://specifications.freedesktop.org/trash-spec/latest/ https://specifications.freedesktop.org/trash-spec/latest/ An interesting challenge or angle to this: space consumption, ownership in a real-world sense (ie: fingerpointing)