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What marking does grub-probe looses during install? |
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What marking python needs? |
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I have to admit: I keep the good old chpax init.d and conf.d file, but |
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modified it to make it up-to-date... |
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dr Tóth Attila, Radiológus, 06-20-825-8057 |
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Attila Toth MD, Radiologist, +36-20-825-8057 |
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2013.Április 23.(K) 09:03 időpontban SZENTE Balint ezt írta: |
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> Hello! |
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> After several years of "regular" Gentoo I decided to move to Hardened |
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> Gentoo using grsecurity & PaX. |
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> I tried initially the XT marking, but I switched back to PT marking |
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> because of bug #465000. |
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> Everything seems fine and seems to work, but I noticed some weird logs |
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> in the kernel log when I did yesterday an "emerge -e @world". |
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> I observed that for several packages in the configure step grsec is |
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> reporting resource overstep denials. But what really concerns me the 2 |
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> segfaults: readline and gcc. Please see attached kern.log file. What |
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> confuses me is that both packages build fine beside these errors. |
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> Is this "normal" for grsec hardened kernels? Should I just ignore those |
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> grsec messages and segfaults? I would really appreciate some hints about |
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> these. |
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> I attached also my kernel options related to security. |
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> Regards, |
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> Balint Szente |
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