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Simpson, Richard wrote: |
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> SELinux is available in all 2.6 kernels. To use Gentoo with Xen and |
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> SELinux, I had to switch to the SELinux 2006.1 profile, which is still |
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> in testing. This is the first Gentoo with support for modular SELinux |
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> reference policy, which has a policy module for Xen. The SELinux |
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> upgrade, however, requires glibc 2.4 which is not yet available for |
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> hardened gcc. |
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> Info on migrating Gentoo to SELinux 2006.1, as well as modifying a |
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> kernel for use with SELinux is available here: |
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> http://archives.gentoo.org/gentoo-hardened/msg_06462.xml |
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> Use the latest xen-sources kernel and configure it for SELinux. Note |
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> that the Xen policy is not yet available in portage; I found it here: |
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> http://oss.tresys.com/projects/refpolicy/browser |
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> Good luck! |
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> Richard. |
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Thanks a lot for this answer :) |
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Best, |
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fred |
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