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Peter Simons wrote: |
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| First of all, thanks to all you guys for maintaining the hardened |
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| profile! Consider me a happy user. About two weeks ago, I installed a |
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| Gentoo machine from the scratch with _all_ the nifty features: |
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| hardened-sources with SELinux, PaX, hardened-gcc, super-freeswan ... |
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| everything. And it worked like charm, the whole installation took less |
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| than 6 hours. Honestly, Gentoo rocks. :-) |
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| I have a question, though: What happens when I update gcc, glibc, or |
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| both? Does this affect hcc in some way? I assume, hcc uses the |
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| versions it has been compiled for and I'd have to un-/install it after |
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| updating gcc, and then after updating glibc again. Or does Portage |
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| handle all this? |
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| Peter |
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The gcc ebuild handles it all :) |
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Basically, it calls hardened-gcc -A after it emerges, reactivating hgcc |
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for the new gcc. |
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Gentoo Hardened takes care of you :) |
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Cheers, |
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//zhen |
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John Davis |
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Gentoo Linux Developer |
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<http://dev.gentoo.org/~zhen> |
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