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As far as I understand it, these environments are perhaps not as necessary under OpenBSD due to their UTF-8 only approach. But I find it necessary to often preserve them as there isn't a C.UTF-8 available yet from either glibc or musl.
Would it make sense for OpenDoas to preserve these environments?
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setenv { LANG=$LANG } in a config is enough for what I suppose are most of the "default" setups, but it's very possible that people use different values for each of the LC_* variables. The question is, does this warrant being exported by default, or should it be sysadmin policy?
Are there known state "corruptions" using LANG and/or LC_* env vars that could be considered security concerns?
As far as I know sudo also preserves (only) the LANG env var, and that's enough in most cases. If a user has a non-default set of LC_* variables than it probably means that it should also manually adapt doas.conf to its custom setup
As far as I understand it, these environments are perhaps not as necessary under OpenBSD due to their UTF-8 only approach. But I find it necessary to often preserve them as there isn't a
C.UTF-8
available yet from either glibc or musl.Would it make sense for OpenDoas to preserve these environments?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: