On Sunday 22 October 2006 19:41, Avi Kivity wrote:
> One last thing: permissions. The /dev/kvm model allows permissions to
> be controlled using standard unix access methods. How do you control
> access to spufs?
The mount point has permissions that you can set to allow read/write
access to users/groups. You can do that as a mount option or later
with chmod.
spu_create has an argument to specify the permissions for a new
object and follows the regular umask rules.
I also chose to allow users to set permissions on each file in order
to do cross-user IPC, but so far, nobody has used this to my knowledge.
Arnd <><
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