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Consider using container.Absolute in system #11

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opened 2025-09-06 12:53:47 +09:00 by ophestra · 0 comments
ophestra commented 2025-09-06 12:53:47 +09:00
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This package deals with priv side setup, and currently there are a few areas where paths are simply read from the environment and absolute paths are not ensured. While this is not a security risk in and of itself (the environment is controlled by the priv user anyway) it can still cause some very confusing behaviour.

This package deals with priv side setup, and currently there are a few areas where paths are simply read from the environment and absolute paths are not ensured. While this is not a security risk in and of itself (the environment is controlled by the priv user anyway) it can still cause some very confusing behaviour.
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