on 6/28/2007 6:50 PM, Ed Greshko wrote: > Karl Larsen wrote: > >> Here is why I used the excellent advice given earlier on this list >> and turned off selinux. It didn't hurt and took about 5 minutes because >> you must re-boot to make it work. >> >> I turned it off because it does nothing good that I could tell, was a >> mess on my dmesg printout and others talked about real problems with it. >> I have not received a single virus and no-one ever got into my computer >> in 10 years without selinux. I have no need for insurance. > > I've never been hit by a car either, but when the light turns green I still > look both ways before crossing. I also don't stay out on the golf course > when a thunderstorm is approaching even though I've never been hit by > lightning. > > The "It hasn't happened to me" argument never ceases to amaze me. > > Yet, I must say that I'm happy some individuals choose to run selinux > disabled rather than learn about it. > I always likeed that argument too Rd. Almost as much as the "I always run as root" people. What could possibly go wrong? ;-) -- David
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