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by INTPenis
2403 days ago
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This reminds me of how some vagrant images run scripts. Maybe all of them. I started using vagrant a month ago and recently noticed that the official debian/buster64 image wants to run a script with sudo. Yet the generic/debian10 and centos/7 images I otherwise use require no such privilege escalation to function. It seems unnecessary and dangerous, I refuse to use such images if possible. But I did also setup a sudoers config to allow only the NFS commands that they need, just in case. Point being that all these new tools we're using involve a lot of trust. Many of them can be treated just like curl piping to bash. |
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