Re: SE Linux packages of login, sshd, tar, stat, findutils, fileutils, and [xkg]dm
Russell Coker wrote:
SE Linux requires modified versions of login, sshd, tar, stat, findutils,
fileutils [xkg]dm, and some other programs.
Once such support is compiled in they can be used on non SE-Linux systems
without any problems. The difference is only a few extra system calls, so it
will add a small amount to the binary size of the packages and some more
system calls to your strace output.
Also it will require that the selinux-dev package be installed when building
such packages.
Now for the other packages, which ones do you think should have a separate
package-se version and which ones should have it merged into the base
functionality?
IMHO it is better to have separate packages until the security package
stabilize. SELinux and other packages should share the same API, but
I think now the intercace in not mature nor stable.
PS I hope to have some test packages of SE-Linux enabled utilities on
http://www.coker.com.au/selinux/ within 24 hours, and a complete set of
SE-Linux Debian packages (apart from [xkg]dm) within a week.
do you need some help?
giacomo
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