Austin S. Hemmelgarn

OK, ignore the comment I just posted, I missed the other two comments. @xduugu You have to assume if your trying to protect against access from other users on the...

@calmh @xduugu On almost all the major non-commercial Linux distributions in existence right now, there is no such thing as 'private process data' outside of anonymous mappings made by that...

Apologies, I hadn't realized that environ and fd were readonly outside of the owning user, most of the time when I'm debugging things directly there, I'm running as root, so...

If this gets implemented, it would be rather nice if it were optional. The current basic authentication makes it really easy to punt authentication upstream when proxying Syncthing, which is...

@tylla The other problem though is that even if the OS supports hard-links, the FS might not. The classic example is FAT{16,32}, which does not support hard-links but is supported...

@calmh @RichardMyersGV Might I suggest an alternative approach? If we have Syncthing actually look at the folder, we can have it behave a bit more sensibly here. I can think...

This would be installing service definitions, which users could then trivially enable through UFW/firewalld instead of having to manually add the ports if they wanted to bind to something other...

It’s not properly documented yet, but you actually can switch release channels for native packages without having to use the kickstart script. Our repository configuration is handled as a package...

To clarify, the remaining work to be done on this is to properly document how to switch between release channels. This should probably be a new document in the packaging/installation...

This is an upstream issue with PackageCloud and should be taken up them, as we are not the people providing the script that is causing your issue. Additionally, our packages...