niemeyer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (Gustavo Niemeyer) writes: > - Many scripts execute simple operations which in an internal > interpreter require no forking at all Is this just a phrase, or is lua really executed in main-rpm context? What happens with the directory-fd's pointing outside chroots? Will bad dynamical loaded libraries kill the entire rpm? > - Internal scripts operate even under unfriendly situations > like stripped chroots (anyone said installers?) How will this interact with '--root' operations? E.g. on date operations, will /etc/localtime from host or chrootfilesystem be used? Or on name-lookups, will the libnss* libraries from host or the chroot be loaded (related to non-fork questions above)? Does there exist a way to hook into it; e.g. so that some actions (changing context) can be done before the lua scripts will be executed? And/or can dangerous operations (loadlib, loadfile) be disabled globally? Enrico _______________________________________________ Rpm-list mailing list Rpm-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/rpm-list
