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This updates
scubainit
to change ownership of/dev/std*
before switching users to the scubauser. This fixes the common case of #126, wherescubauser
cannot write to/dev/stdout
:Unfortunately this fix is not perfect, but I'm not sure that it can be.
If scuba's standard output is redirected to e.g.
/dev/null
, then scuba will not tell docker to create a tty. When this happens,scubainit
ends up trying to callfchown
on a fd that refers to/dev/null
. This actually causes an AVC denial on Fedora 28. So I add the following check:This allows the following behaviors:
However, I'm not entirely sure why: