Mount xen file

Sorry if I'm wasting your time because I can't follow the code flow. It looks to me like it all boils down to exec , and exec by definition invokes the shell. But maybe we're protected by one of the argument marshalling functions in the call chain. Unless the shell option is used, no shell interpreter Bash, cmd. AFAIU, execa use spawn which does not do any arguments parsing, those are passed verbatim to the underlying command probably via a call to execvp. If we would have used the shell option, this command would indeed run a shell which would have parsed the command line and therefore be susceptible to injection, but we are not using this.

But it doesn't have a diagram for what things look like if there IS a proxy. I'm trying to understand it. Does this diagram capture the two situations? If you're running 2 sites using a single instance of Xen Orchestra, is this what happens? Register Login. Reply Reply as topic. This topic has been deleted. Only users with topic management privileges can see it.

Hi, Ping julien-f about this That's correct and there's a good reason to that. Sign in to follow this Followers 3. CIFS share mount problem in xen 7. Posted March 4, Share this post Link to post.

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