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I'm not sure where the lxd packages are created, hence the bugreport here.
The lxd-unix.socket systemd unit file needs 'SocketMode=0660' to prevent the socket from being world writable.
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Also see #1308 which should be combined with this fix.
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As mentioned in the pull request, I don't think it's LXD's job to check and enforce the right mode on inherited sockets. However this is a critical issue with the Ubuntu packaging which I'm now fixing.
Thanks!
Fix uploaded to the Ubuntu archive for xenial and trusty-backports, wily security fix is being tested and will land within the hour.
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I'm not sure where the lxd packages are created, hence the bugreport here.
The lxd-unix.socket systemd unit file needs 'SocketMode=0660' to prevent the socket from being world writable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: