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Re: Penalty of SELinux?



On Sat, 22 Sep 2007 11:29:09 -0400, Douglas A Tutty
<dtutty@porchlight.ca> said:  

> I run a bunch of old machines.  Now that SELinux is integrated
> (compiled in) to various pieces of Debian, is there a penalty even if
> its not activated?

        Not that one can discern.  An active SELinux running in
 enforcing mode can have upto 7-8% performance hit, but some patches are
 going into 2.6.24 that might improve the performance.

        Of course, take all bench marks with a grain of salt, including
 this one; it all depends on your particular load pattern; and system
 resources, etc, etc.

        manoj
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