Update permissions from 777 to 1777 #1058
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This still supports the "arbitrary user" use case but with slightly tighter permissions on the end result. This one is a little bit more "special" other images (due to the existing runtime/entrypoint modification of the directory modes) so I've tried to pick reasonable values for both halves.
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Changes: - docker-library/postgres@3db64a0: Merge pull request docker-library/postgres#1058 from infosiftr/1777 - docker-library/postgres@25b3034: Update permissions from 777 to 1777
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Why did I not update Debian here too???? 😮💨 Edit: #1151 |
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This still supports the "arbitrary user" use case but with slightly tighter permissions on the end result.
This one is a little bit more "special" other images (due to the existing runtime/entrypoint modification of the directory modes) so I've tried to pick reasonable values for both halves.