Re: [PATCH 0/5] RFC: connector: Add network namespace awareness

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   Hi everyone

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   13.07.2020, 21:42, "Eric W. Biederman" <ebiederm@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:

     Â
     Â Which means an unprivileged user can create a user namespace and
     get
     Â connector to report whichever ids they want to users in another
     Â namespace. AKA lie.
     Â
     Â So this appears to make connector completely unreliable.

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     My sense is that there are few enough uses of connector that if
     don't
     mind changing your code so that it works in a container (and the
     pidfd
     support appears to already provide what you need) that is probably
     the
     past of least resistance.
     I don't think it maintaining connector support would be much more
     work
     than it is now, if someone went through and did the work to
     carefully
     convert the code. So if someone really wants to use connector we can
     namespace the code.
     Otherwise it is probably makes sense to let the few users gradually
     stop
     using connector so the code can eventually be removed.

   Â

   Such a nice bright future for connector you depict here disregarding
   others work

   and this contribution Eric :)

   Â

   If we can overcome showed above issue with invalid ids, connector still
   can get a few more years to live,

   don't you want to give it a chance?

   Â

     Please checkout out the pidfd support and tell us how it meets your
     needs. If there is something that connector really does better it
     would
     be good to know.
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