Re: selinux eradicator?

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Karl Larsen wrote:
Tom Horsley wrote:
On Thu, 28 Jun 2007 20:43:54 -0400
Jim Cornette <fc-cornette@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hello all,

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.

Karl



Maybe the intruders were merely covering their tracks better. I doubt that you had intrusions into your system. I don't think I had too many intrusions, though it is only because nothing seemed to be acting abnormally on my systems.

I did however read some Google searches from Italy where my name was a topic back in RHL 5.x days where firewalls and the like were less effective. I did not have a router and ipchains may or may not have been running. Sendmail was the topic.

More security measures that are configurable are alright with me. The insurance is welcome in my view.

Anyway, the issue is removing all SELinux packages or start a new distro or find another distribution where eradicating SELinux is a goal they desire.

Jim


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