Add profiles for tar (gtar), unzip and unrar#665
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I've tested compression and uncompression of various tar formats and also straced unzip/unrar regarding their file access in /etc. -> should be fine. If you want to unpack files in /usr/bin, then use the --ignore=private-bin switch. Same for /etc: --ignore=private-etc
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I've squeezed in a profile for file(1), too. |
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merged, thanks. |
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I've tested compression and uncompression of
various tar formats and also straced unzip/unrar
regarding their file access in /etc.
-> should be fine.
If you want to unpack files in /usr/bin or so,
then use the --ignore=private-bin switch.