/mandos/release

# This directory contains secret client key files.

#

mandos-client binary: non-standard-dir-perm etc/keys/mandos/ 0700 != 0755

# The directory /usr/lib/<arch>/mandos/plugins.d contains setuid

# binaries which are not meant to be run outside an initial RAM disk

# environment (except for test purposes).  It would be insecure to

# allow anyone to run them.

#

mandos-client binary: non-standard-dir-perm usr/lib/*/mandos/plugins.d/ 0700 != 0755

# These binaries must be setuid root, since they need root powers, but

# are started by plugin-runner(8mandos), which runs all plugins as

# user/group "_mandos".  These binaries are not run in a running

# system, but in an initial RAM disk environment.  Here they are

# protected from non-root access by the directory permissions, above.

#

mandos-client binary: setuid-binary usr/lib/*/mandos/plugins.d/mandos-client 4755 root/root

mandos-client binary: setuid-binary usr/lib/*/mandos/plugins.d/askpass-fifo 4755 root/root

mandos-client binary: setuid-binary usr/lib/*/mandos/plugins.d/splashy 4755 root/root

mandos-client binary: setuid-binary usr/lib/*/mandos/plugins.d/usplash 4755 root/root

mandos-client binary: setuid-binary usr/lib/*/mandos/plugins.d/plymouth 4755 root/root

# The directory /etc/mandos/plugins.d can be used by local system

# administrators to place plugins in, overriding and complementing

# /usr/lib/<arch>/mandos/plugins.d, and must be likewise protected.

#

mandos-client binary: non-standard-dir-perm etc/mandos/plugins.d/ 0700 != 0755