Add read/write flags to create subcommand#4
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fstachura wants to merge 1 commit intolandlock-lsm:mainfrom
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Add read/write flags to create subcommand#4fstachura wants to merge 1 commit intolandlock-lsm:mainfrom
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Flags allow user to specify what directories the profile will have access to. -r adds read and execute permissions (abi.read_execute), -w adds read, write and execute permissions (abi.read_write).
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Flags allow user to specify what directories the profile will have access to. -r adds read and execute permissions (abi.read_execute), -w adds read, write and execute permissions (abi.read_write).
What's obviously missing from this patch is tests and perhaps some documentation, so it's not ready to be merged as-is. I wanted to first make sure that the idea is ok and compatible with design goals of island, that a patch the core cli interface would be welcome etc. etc.
PS. I wanted to make a tool like island for some time already, but I couldn't come up with a design I would be satisfied with. I think a convenient sandbox is a big missing piece of Linux CLI environment, so I'm very happy to see that it's an official project under the Landlock umbrella. :)