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i suppose you're not making much sense to most of us ;) |
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"Albretch Mueller" <lbrtchx@×××××.com> said: |
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> Starting from plain gentoo baseline and then "hardening" it or ... |
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> would it be better to start right from gentoo-hardened? |
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you are not very specific, so it is hard to help you out here. both ways |
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you describe should be possible, so it depends on your situation, you |
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requirements, the amount of time you need and can put into the effort |
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etc... |
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> I recently posted an article "Web app stack on top of hardened gentoo |
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> anyone?", but the feedback I got wasn't really so clarifying to me |
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great! what are your questions? |
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> I will basically need java, tomcat and some DB in it. So what would |
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> you suggest to me |
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as somebody in the original thread suggested: he is running glassfish and |
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postgres. i suppose, if java runs then tomcat shouldn't be a problem. |
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have you tried? |
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as for putting the stuff on to a CD: gentoo has great tools to help you |
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with that. but its really not hardened related - go take a peak at the |
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gentoo-server list. you may want to look at catalyst to build an hardened |
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webapp image that you can deploy on your servers directly. quickstart by |
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agaffney is of great help also... |
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hope that helps. if not, try to be more specific in your questions - |
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simply restating them is unlikely to make you more popular ;) |
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> thanks |
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> lbrtchx |
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kind regards |
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Thilo |
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