Am Samstag 07 Oktober 2006 00:35 schrieb Manoj Srivastava: > We are at a point where we can support a targeted SELinux > policy, at least in permissive mode. Everything seems to work for > me; I can fire up targeted SELinux UML's and only see a few harmless > log messages. What do those look like? How many is "few"? > I brought this over on the debian-installer mailing list, and > suggested that we ship SELinux installed, but turned off by default; > and a README or a short shell script fr the local administrator to > enable SELinux. Our support at this point is better in some respects > to any other distribution (selecting and installing modular policy > modules, for instance). All the core packages support SELinux (unlike > in, say, Ubuntu). Well, most users have enough to find out what groups they must be in for fully working desktop (>= 8). How many will use _any_ SELinux feature? Those that know that they need it, know how to install it. Maybe you can enlighten me what the average Debian user will gain from SELinux? HS
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