Comment 53 for bug 212789
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| Jeremy Cantrell (jmcantrell) wrote Re: [Bug 212789] Re: gvfs fuse mount is not functional after logout and subsequent login | #53 |
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(Get the code!)
i'm sorry, i completely disagree. user-space tools should not be
polluting the rest of the system. having a directory, like /tmp, that
is writable by everyone is not the same thing as having a directory
that is owned by some specific user.
not to mention, i may have my home folder permissions set so that i'm
the only one that can read files. if i mount some share with fuse, i'm
expecting it to be just as protected as any of my other files, whereas
if it were in something like /media, it would likely not be.
the reason why the file system hierarchy is so nice is because i know
(as the one who has root access to a particular machine) that all
files related to a particular user are going to be in that user's home
folder (as defined in /etc/passwd), instead of spread out all over the
system.