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Chris PeBenito wrote: |
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> On Mon, 2005-04-04 at 17:17 +0300, Matan Peled wrote: |
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>>Genco YILMAZ wrote: |
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>>>hi, |
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>>>I would like to install a new SElinux gentoo for a production server |
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>>>but I am a littled bit confused. |
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>>>SELinux livecd is located under experimental directory in gentoo |
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>>>mirrors. Is it safe to use |
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>>>SELinux gentoo for a production server when it is properly configured? |
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>>>thanks. |
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>>The LiveCD is expermintal, but Gentoo's SELinux support is pretty stable. |
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> Its not really that experimental. We just won't have a livecd release |
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> because releng requires a minimal and a universal livecd to do a |
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> release, and I only build one thats in between minimal and universal. |
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If you are building a system, you can use any livecd to boot into and |
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then download whichever stage tarball and kernel you want. The only |
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issue is that your system isn't "hardened" while you are building it. |
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Of course if you are really paranoid, then download/verify/burn to a cd |
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and use that on the new system before you ever connect to the net. |
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Dan |
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