Message-ID: <email address hidden> Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2005 14:59:21 -0800 From: Tyler MacDonald <email address hidden> To: Andreas Barth <email address hidden> Cc: Stephan Niemz <email address hidden>, <email address hidden>, Justin Pryzby <email address hidden> Subject: Re: Bug#296201: mount: unprivileged user can mount partition without updating mtab
> It is still not proven that this error can be reproduced w/o using root > privileges -
To repo - I have done this *4* times now:
- Get a cdrom with "user" mount permissions in fstab.
- Put a cd in the tray. Leave the tray open so you have some extra time.
- Open two terminals.
- In terminal #1, type "killall -9 mount", but do not press enter.
- In terminal #2, type "mount /cdrom" (or whatever), and press enter.
- In terminal #1, press enter, then up-arrow, then enter, then up-arrow, etc.
Each time I have tried this, the problem has been reproduced.
- Tyler
Message-ID: <email address hidden>
Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2005 14:59:21 -0800
From: Tyler MacDonald <email address hidden>
To: Andreas Barth <email address hidden>
Cc: Stephan Niemz <email address hidden>, <email address hidden>,
Justin Pryzby <email address hidden>
Subject: Re: Bug#296201: mount: unprivileged user can mount partition without updating mtab
> It is still not proven that this error can be reproduced w/o using root
> privileges -
To repo - I have done this *4* times now:
- Get a cdrom with "user" mount permissions in fstab.
- Put a cd in the tray. Leave the tray open so you have some extra
time.
- Open two terminals.
- In terminal #1, type "killall -9 mount", but do not press enter.
- In terminal #2, type "mount /cdrom" (or whatever), and press enter.
- In terminal #1, press enter, then up-arrow, then enter, then
up-arrow, etc.
Each time I have tried this, the problem has been reproduced.
- Tyler