This also affects the `gnome-keyring` package. The System76 imaging system (Tribble) uses a tar-based approach similar to the MAAS fast-path installer, and we've had to add a work-around for /usr/bin/gnome-keyring-daemon on our desktop images:
I reckon there are other imaging systems out there likewise affected by this. I strongly feel that the correct fix is to fix tar so its --xattrs option works as expected. But in the meantime, it might be good to switch back to using suid on /usr/bin/gnome-keyring-daemon.
This also affects the `gnome-keyring` package. The System76 imaging system (Tribble) uses a tar-based approach similar to the MAAS fast-path installer, and we've had to add a work-around for /usr/bin/ gnome-keyring- daemon on our desktop images:
$ getcap /usr/bin/ gnome-keyring- daemon gnome-keyring- daemon = cap_ipc_lock+ep
/usr/bin/
I reckon there are other imaging systems out there likewise affected by this. I strongly feel that the correct fix is to fix tar so its --xattrs option works as expected. But in the meantime, it might be good to switch back to using suid on /usr/bin/ gnome-keyring- daemon.