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Hi! |
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On Mon, May 08, 2006 at 07:26:54PM -0400, Ned Ludd wrote: |
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> > * How do I make a policy? |
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> > * Are there reference policies? In that case, where can I get them? |
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> > * How do I check a policy for correctness? |
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> > * Where can I find more documentation (I found more documentation on |
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> > the kernel side of things than on the access control)? |
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> Your questions would start a huge thread if we begun at this level |
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> without you doing some homework first. |
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Yeah. But I don't think it's bad idea. Problem with RBAC and grlearn is |
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what there no single place with comprehensive yet simple enough HOWTO's, |
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policy examples, etc. |
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> learning modes. It's quite intuitive to administer once you get the |
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> initial hang of it. |
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You right!!! After I try learning mode first time I found it very |
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intuitive... but after I've activated rules produced by "learning mode" |
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my system "hang" and I have to press RESET button. :) |
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So I delay learning how to use learning mode without locking my system |
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for better time. :( |
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So, if somebody will summarize all documentation sources you mention - |
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I'll be really happy. |
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P.S. I _had_ read both urls you mention, at least three times each, :) |
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and searched google/gmane too, but this was about year ago. |
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P.P.S. AFAIK SELinux has much more rich documentation and a lot of |
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predefined policy, but my intuition says what there something wrong |
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with SELinux and I prefer to use RBAC as soon as I found enough |
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documentation. (I don't used SELinux myself, so probably my intuition |
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feeling based mostly on articles/posts readed on GrSecurity-related sites |
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and some posts about SELinux in this maillist...) |
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WBR, Alex. |
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