Le vendredi 21 juillet 2023, 10:28:00 UTC Bastien Roucariès a écrit : > Le vendredi 21 juillet 2023, 10:17:13 UTC Marco d'Itri a écrit : > > On Jul 21, Bastien Roucariès <ro...@debian.org> wrote: > > > > > Ok found it call mountlo outdated > > > will need a small patch for linux uml, but may be worthwhile > > > Last version seems to be outdated 0.6 and carried by slitaz distribution. > > > May be time to revive it > > It looks like a good long term solution, but as long as there are > > insecure file systems in the kernel they should be disabled by default > > so these are really different issues. > > No it is not a long term solution. Long term solution will be to push under > fuse these filesystem. This a (short term)/(medium term band aid) solution. > > I agree with you about disabling these modules > > linux uml work on i386/amd64/ppc (by memory) so it could help for some > filesystem particularly hfs > > I do not understand why uml is not part of main kernel build maybe it is time > to get it. > > The plan could be: > - build uml along the main kernel (if possible) > - try to get merged old mountlo kernel support > - push to uml only these insecure filesystem > - long term try to push these to pure userspace or drop
According to the other thread only these fs should be supported using this method: - hfs (not hfs+) but pure user space tools exist -sysv -affs -ecryptfs - jffs2 - jfs - bfs - reiserfs Rouca > > What do you think ? > > rouca > > > > > I remember noise from the systemd people about mounting removable media > > using user space drivers, but I do not think that anybody is working on > > this. > > > > > >
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