--- Alan Cox <[email protected]> wrote:
> You can implement a BSD securelevel model in SELinux
> as far as I can see
> from looking at it,
Well, to seriously mangle quotes,
you can implement any policy you want
with SELinux, so long as Tresys puts
it in.
> and do it better than the code today, so its not
> really a feature drop anyway just a migration away
> from some fossils
Dagnabbit, my scales are showing again.
And y'all are right, In tree users of LSM
are a might thin. Sounds as if those who
would use it need to push to get their code
accepted really hard. That means getting
past the inevitable arguement that "you can
do it with SELinux".
Casey Schaufler
[email protected]
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