This seems like a good idea, but why should it be necessary to examine
the trusted status of users' translators when a user wouldn't normally
have write access to the root filesystem?
Shouldn't it be the case that system translators affecting critical
things system-wide have a set of capabilities,
James Buchanan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> This requires that glibc always does a secure lookup, and then inspects
> the node to decide if it wants to resolve the translator or not. This
> adds a small cost to all cross-translator lookups, but cross-translator
> lookups are expensive already an
