Plash

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• Plash Speed 5

'small puddle, shallow pool, wet ground,' Old English plæsc 'pool of water, puddle,' probably imitative (compare plash (v.1) and Dutch plass 'pool'). Meaning 'noise made by splashing' is recorded by 1510s. Related: Plashy.

plash (v.1)

'to splash, dabble in water,' 1580s, from plash (n.) and also imitative (compare Dutch plassen, German platschen). An earlier form of splash. Related: Plashed; plashing.

plash (v.2)

'to interlace, to bend and interweave the branches or twigs of,' late 15c. (implied in plashing), from Old French plaissier, from Latin plectere 'to plait,' from suffixed form of PIE root *plek- 'to plait.' Related: Plashed.

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Table of Contents

Plash Speed 5

1. Introduction

2. The Plash shell

Overview of differences from Bash

Bourne shell features missing from Plash

Installation endowment

Enabling access to the X11 Window System

Job control

Shell scripts

3. Plash's restricted execution environment

Architecture overview

Symbolic links

Semantics

Implementation

Remaining problems

Parent directories: the semantics of dot-dot using dir_stacks

Directory file descriptors

4. Executable objects

Introduction

Applying POLA to argument files and other files

Invocations between programs

Examples

Notes

The process replacement behaviour

Discovering file descriptors

Garbage collection

Limitations

Linux, job control, and TTY file descriptors

Job control

exec-object limitations

Shell limitations

5. Protocols and interfaces

Protocol for messages with file descriptors

Object-capability protocol

Closing the connection

Conventions

Future extensions

PLASH_COMM_FD and PLASH_CAPS

fs_op object

Filesystem objects: files, directories and symlinks

Executable objects

conn_maker object

fs_op_maker object

6. Man pages

plash - Shell for running programs with minimum authority

plash-opts - Set options in the Plash shell

exec-object - Creates executable objects for use under Plash

plash-chroot - chroot program, for use under Plash

plash-socket-publish - Make a Plash object reference available via a named socket

plash-socket-connect - Get a reference to a Plash object that was exported to a socket

plash-run-emacs - Run XEmacs and then grant it access to individual files

7. Internals

Region-based memory management

String handling

Object system

Methods

Reference counting

Marshalling

Encodings for marshalling

Documentation format: XXML, an XML surface syntax

8. Bugs and vulnerabilities

Security vulnerabilities

Bugs

Might be problems in future

Programs that don't work under Plash