On 02.06.2018 05:15, Jason A. Donenfeld wrote:
> # ksh -c pwd
> /root/a
>
> That's pretty weird behavior, but maybe there's an interesting reason
> for it
Yes.
# mv ../a ../xx
# /bin/pwd
Basically you have three choices, (a) check whether $PWD points to the
current directory, (b) reconstruct the current path by walking up and
"readdir()" on each level, (c) ask the kernel.
In order to make some interesting attacks via symlinks more difficult,
(b) is somewhat safer. However, it's also significantly more expensive.
(c) works on Linux, just readlink("/proc/self/cwd"); it's equivalent to
(b). I don't know whether OpenBSD can do that, though.
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-- Matthias Urlichs
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