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At the moment, all files (except in the WireGuard stack, where 0600 is being enforced everywhere) are created with default metadata, likely 0644. Some of them contain secrets, and should be protected. While doing so, we should make sure each service can still access its own files.
That probably means having to support 3 new attributes in PackageConfigFile:
owner, defaulting to root
group, defaulting to root
perms, defaulting to 0644
and of course careful testing…
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At the moment, all files (except in the
WireGuard
stack, where0600
is being enforced everywhere) are created with default metadata, likely0644
. Some of them contain secrets, and should be protected. While doing so, we should make sure each service can still access its own files.That probably means having to support 3 new attributes in
PackageConfigFile
:owner
, defaulting toroot
group
, defaulting toroot
perms
, defaulting to0644
and of course careful testing…
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: