[Bug 459998] Re: davfs kernoops can't mount partition as user

[Michael Pardee]

yes, this is a problem.  until there is a legitimate fix I'm going to do
without the oops tracker:

apt-get remove kerneloops-daemon
perl -ni -e 'print unless /kernoops/' /etc/passwd

I could maybe see this being a bug of kerneloops-daemon since / is not
really a home directory in the traditional sense, but on the other hand
davfs2 policy is not ideal since there are many unusual but technically
possible assignments of home directories. I would rather see davfs2
restrict mounting in a better way, maybe only on directories that the
user has write permission on regardless of where it is in the
filesystem.

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davfs kernoops can't mount partition as user
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