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Sound like exactly the kind of badly designed daemon I'd be trying to protect against by making the change in the first place



Let's be honest: Next to no service is designed to expect immutable files. At best they're handling a situation of read-only filesystems. If they document how configure not writing to a file and instead of doing that, the user is marking the file immutable, I wouldn't blame the app design.




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