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On Sunday 23 March 2003 22:47, Gavin Vess wrote: |
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> Justin wrote: |
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> > Blurb: The one time I tried SELinux (which isn't ment to be the last |
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> > time) I found it extremly difficult, complex and by no means comfortable. |
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> > But I'm sure some of you got better results than I did. |
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> Hmm .. I've seen similar opinions posted in various places on the web .. |
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> easy to find using Google. |
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> Anyway, the WOLK kernel (also in the Gentoo portage tree) has integrated |
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> grsecurity, systrace, and several other interesting packages. Are we |
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> duplicating effort? http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=238622 |
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> http://stable.gentoo.org/browse?type=versions&category=sys-kernel&package=w |
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>olk-sources |
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I am using WOLK and I'm really happy with it. It's activly developed by a |
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small community (and I sent a patch to mcp for systrace 1.1, as WOLK up to |
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4.0s-rc3 only supported systrace 1.0) |
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Mit internetten Grüßen / Best Regards |
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Justin Heesemann ionium Technologies |
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jh@××××××.org www.ionium.org |
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