Drop ambient capabilities #228
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When systemd starts a daemon with capabilities, it uses ambient capabilities to do so. If not dropped, the capabilities can spread to any child process. This is usually not necessary and its a good idea to drop them if not needed.
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Can you add the whole explanation as a code comment? Will help to understand why this is needed.
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It's added now. |
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Merged, thanks! |
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When systemd starts a daemon with capabilities, it uses ambient capabilities
to do so. If not dropped, the capabilities can spread to any child process.
This is usually not necessary and its a good idea to drop them if not
needed.