> > a) Link is processed as varlink if and only if it beggins with ///.
> > [normally, you have no reason to prepend ///, so it should be safe]
> >
>
> Happens easily if you append paths, and violates POSIX (the only
> permitted escapes from the namespace are // and /../).
Ook, so go for //, or go for /proc/varlink. /proc/varlink is pretty
long to type, but we already have more strange things in /proc
filesystem :-).
Pavel
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