On 2006-04-20T08:33:13, Stephen Smalley <[email protected]> wrote:
> > If you are a confined process, then you don't get to mount things, for
> > this reason, among others.
> Which is an example of the brokenness of the security model - its
> fragileness in the face of manipulation of the file tree leads to
> inflexibility.
Now, now. Not every _limitation_ translates to _brokenness_. Some of
them are simply that - limitations. If you no like, you no run that
particular solution.
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