Post #2085654

What is the security hole in systemd? You haven't answered this. systemd-tmpfiles exists to delete inactive files in /tmp. That's not a security flaw, that's system maintenance. It's the documented purpose of systemd-tmpfiles and it performs exactly was documented. The security hole is in snap-confine which does not verify that its own directory is owned by root before mounting it AS ROOT. That's the security hole. So, again, **what is the security hole in systemd**? If you don't have an answer then just say so. Resorting to name calling and trying to frame this as if I'm the irrational one is absurd.