Well said, there is no catchy name for this (virtual) security threat. We will have to let one of those that oppose this proposal to find a caching name (PATHEXIT?), maybe even build a paper explaining how to mitigate it. I am bit disappointed because other distributions fixed it, even twice after a temporary regression due to a mistake. We never did it. Now that we have a change proposal, how to continue? To get it accepted or rejected, is there a way/process that we need to follow? Should we maybe add a section to the document with supporters and opposers where people can record themselves? Thanks Sorin
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