For rpmfusion, I created a service file that puts dptfxtract into s sandbox and runs it in there. It still managed to write files to / (I forgot to lock down root).
Anyway, it seems that dptfxtract currently writes all configuration files to the current working directory even if -o is given. Working around this is easy, but it seems like it should put avoid writing these files in the first place, or put them into a temporary directory.
benzea
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4 years ago
For rpmfusion, I created a service file that puts dptfxtract into s sandbox and runs it in there. It still managed to write files to
/(I forgot to lock down root).Anyway, it seems that dptfxtract currently writes all configuration files to the current working directory even if
-ois given. Working around this is easy, but it seems like it should put avoid writing these files in the first place, or put them into a temporary directory.