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  • Committer: Teddy Hogeborn
  • Date: 2009-02-09 05:48:04 UTC
  • mfrom: (24.1.134 mandos)
  • Revision ID: teddy@fukt.bsnet.se-20090209054804-6phrjjrzjlpvuz7u
Merge from Björn:

* plugin-runner.c (main): Bug fix: For the "--options-for" option, do
                          not mangle arguments with colon characters.
                          Also support adding empty arguments.

* plugins.d/mandos-client.c: (mc): New global variable; moved from
                                   "main".
  (init_gpgme, pgp_packet_decrypt, init_gnutls_global,
  init_gnutls_session, start_mandos_communication): Removed "mc"
                                                    argument.  All
                                                    callers changed.

  (resolve_callback, browse_callback): Ignore "userdata" argument.
                                       All callers changed.
  (handle_sigterm): New function.
  (main): Add "handle_sigterm" as signal handler for SIGTERM before
          starting the main loop.

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# This example command line is long without spaces, but it must be
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# that way; it's part of the point of showing it.
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mandos-client binary: manpage-has-errors-from-man usr/share/man/man8/plugin-runner.8mandos.gz 297: warning [p 4, 5.8i]: can't break line
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# This directory contains secret client key files.
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mandos-client binary: non-standard-dir-perm etc/keys/mandos/ 0700 != 0755
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# These binaries must be setuid root, since they need root powers, but
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# are started by plugin-runner(8mandos), which runs all plugins as
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# user/group "mandos".  These binaries are not run in a running
 
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# user/group "_mandos".  These binaries are not run in a running
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# system, but in an initial RAM disk environment.  Here they are
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# protected from non-root access by the directory permissions, above.
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