rpm-plugin-unshare(8) — Linux manual page

NAME | Description | Configuration | SEE ALSO | COLOPHON

RPM-UNSHARE(8)                                             RPM-UNSHARE(8)

NAME         top

       rpm-plugin-unshare - Unshare plugin for the RPM Package Manager

Description         top

       This plugin allows using various Linux-specific namespace-related
       technologies inside transactions, such as to harden and limit
       scriptlet access to resources.

Configuration         top

       This plugin implements the following configurables:

       %__transaction_unshare_paths
              A colon-separated list of paths to privately mount during
              scriptlet execution.  Typical examples would be /tmp to
              protect against insecure temporary file usage inside
              scriptlets, and /home to prevent scriptlets from accessing
              user home directories.  When path unsharing is enabled, any
              mounts made from scriptlets are also private to the
              scriptlet (and vice versa, mount changes on the host are
              not visible to the scriptlet).

              Private mounts in chroot-operations is unimplemented.

       %__transaction_unshare_nonet
              Non-zero value disables network access during scriptlet
              execution.

       See rpm-plugins(8) on how to control plugins in general.

SEE ALSO         top

       dbus-monitor(1), rpm-plugins(8)

COLOPHON         top

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                               15 Sep 2023                 RPM-UNSHARE(8)