openbsd
Python bindings for some OpenBSD-specific APIs. Currently the following are supported:
pledgeunveil
Change Log
v0.1.0 (2019-05-03)
* Initial release.
Installation
Openbsd is on PyPI. You can install it using pip:
pip install openbsd
Prerequisites
- OpenBSD 6.4 or better
- Python 3.6 or better OR Python 2.7
Usage
Import openbsd first:
import openbsd
pledge
openbsd.pledge("stdio rpath")
print(open("/etc/resolv.conf"))
Try removing rpath permission.
unveil
openbsd.unveil("/etc", "r")
print(open("/etc/resolv.conf"))
Try opening /bin/ksh.
Use openbsd.unveil() to stop limiting access to directories.
License
(c) 2019 Yuce Tekol
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
Release files for openbsd 0.1.0
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