Re: understanding Linux capabilities brokenness

On Tue, 9 Aug 2005, David Madore wrote:

> the "process management" part.  For example, I might like to run this
> or that binary, which claims it needs to be run as root, with a
> limited set of capabilities: the current Linux kernels make this quite
> impossible.

Not impossible with SELinux.


- James
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