Hi, I would gladly help with this. I use Bastille as my main firewall, as well as its tmp-securing script. I have also gone through all steps of "Securing Debian Manual" as part of my systems' security policy, so no problem with that also. I am currently preparing a package for inclusion in debian (see http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=518696 and the parallel package in http://mentors.debian.net), so I have both already gained some experience with it and enough free time (no lots of packages to distract me) to devote to the bastille-reshaping project. Over the suggested tools, I would prefer git and quilt. They allow to work independently and in a modular way. For example, I could start immediately to separate patches in my branch while I would wait for you to create the Alioth project and init the main git repo there. But I can work with other tools too. Please provide me with a tasklist of things that I can start working. regards George Zarkadas
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