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Can't accidentally give root permissions if everything is already running as rootpic.twitter.com/HKw5eiqn83
Linux should be more like Windows. systemd is making it happen!
Systemd is just following the "do one thing well" mantra. It's making new vulns every day.
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/6237 …. Steps to get root: name user '0day'. That's it, we're done folks, there will never be a better bug than this.
So happy people are starting to kick the shit out of systemd. Makes my UNIX beard tingle with delight
Didn't even click on link and already knew he'd say it's not a systemd mistake , lo and beholdpic.twitter.com/bH8DrLImCs
Poettering being Poettering.
How does this attitude end up amassing so much de facto power
because RedHat ;)
Getting real tired of this pattern of assuming responsibilities of use-hardened tools, then skipping the rework.https://twitter.com/diodesign/status/881297275070234624 …
systemd: "please don't make users that start with a number or wear revealing clothing to the bar"
I'm legally changing my name to add a zero prefix. 'Cause that's how you get root these days.
I am constantly shocked at the kind of shit bugs "enterprise" Linux software like systemd and firewalld contain.
Wow! I guess it makes it easy to remember who has root privilege.
"What am I bid? Do I hear 9? 9? going once! 99! going once, twice! 0? Did I hear ZERO? Zero going -1, -2, you're IN mate. Well done."
"If you write User=000fooohen we'll ignore the assignment altogether (but log about it), since it's syntactically invalid.". Bad move!
I was thinking @DevuanOrg was a bit too mad but now I'm reconsidering
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