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Using innernet, you can run into messages like this:
[!] /etc/innernet is world-accessible (mode is 0o755). This is probably not what you want.
[*] fetching state for <interface> from server...
[!] /var/lib/innernet is world-accessible (mode is 0o755). This is probably not what you want.
This message should give a suggestion on what to do instead of just stating "probably not what you want".
Also, is it even a problem if the directory is "world-accessible"? This means someone can list the file name, but can't see the actual content in the files.
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Using
innernet
, you can run into messages like this:This message should give a suggestion on what to do instead of just stating "probably not what you want".
Also, is it even a problem if the directory is "world-accessible"? This means someone can list the file name, but can't see the actual content in the files.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: