We are debating the default user context for fedorapeople.org: Right now users are unconfined_t. This would, ostensibly, let them do a lot. However, we have fedorapeople set up to isolate user tempdirs and every place a user can write to is mounted noexec,nosuid - so there is no place to run anything that isn't already on the system. We're wondering if we should move them to either: user_t or guest_t User_t sets: X Windows Login and terminal login, nosetuid, noexec in homedir As we have things currently configured this would not involve much in the way of a change to how users can operate on fedorapeople.org Guest_t sets: Terminal login, nosetuid, nonetwork, noxwindows, noexec in homedir X is not really an issue, obviously. So the big difference here is that outbound network connections would not be allowed with guest_t. The debate is really over network access. We know that some folks tunnel through fedorapeople.org for irc and they login there to rsync things to this space for personal hosting, etc. So there are some legit reasons for outbound network connections. However, it is not obvious that those reasons are within the scope for what fedorapeople.org is supposed to be used. And that is the more or less it - does anyone have any suggestions/thoughts? -sv _______________________________________________ infrastructure mailing list infrastructure@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/infrastructure
