El 27/01/13 14:53, Anton Aylward escribió: The partitioner complained that I should have a
separate /boot that was ext3 or ext4.
That's a bug in the partitioner that I have also seen.
I do have some reservations. Classically there have been good reasons for partitioning. I recall one vulnerability that arise if /tmp was on the same fs as the root. Good reason to have a /tmp that is nosetuid, possibly even noexec.
Daemons using /tmp should be already using systemd's PrivateTemp feature that renders this kind of bugs moot. - daemon start, a new filesystem namespace is created with separate /tmp per process group. - if daemon dies, crashes or is stopped the task goes "out of scope" and the files it created there are deleted. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse+owner@opensuse.org