> The major reason I can think of offhand is that that's the easiest way > to get permissions checking properly enforced. [...] > userland server running as root could probably do the job. What I was thinking of was running a per-login worker process under the credentials of the logged in user. That way, the kernel itself would enforce the permissions (as it would for any other userland process) so I get no more security holes than those I already might have.
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