feat(su): add run0 to the list of alternative privilege elevators #2462
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systemd 256 introduces the run0 based on systemd-run, as an alternative to sudo/doas without being a SUID binary. Signed-off-by: Marcello Sylvester Bauer <sylv@sylv.io>
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Greetings, Any thoughts? |
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I agree, I think run0 support should be better 👍, I should make more of an effort to use it myself |
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systemd 256 introduces the run0 based on systemd-run, as an alternative to sudo/doas without being a SUID binary.
TODO:
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