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On Wednesday 18 September 2002 11:52, Burton Samograd wrote: |
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> Acutally, it turns out it was that fancy new GrSecurity setting (I had |
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> it set to med thinking that would be ok). Maybe someone could update |
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> the install docs saying to keep it at low or off, since gentoo doesn't |
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> seem to be able to work with it any higher. |
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Don't enable grsecurity without reading exactly what you're enabling- using |
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it, you can deny certain capabilities to certain daemons, which could cause |
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your system to do weird things. I personally use the custom level and select |
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stuff manually. It's safer that way- I want to know exactly what I'm |
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enabling. |
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- -- |
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To smash a single atom, all mankind was intent. |
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Now any day the atom may return the compliment. |
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