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salahx
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 Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 12:08 am Post subject: HOWTO: Null Selinux on non-SELinux profile |
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I've now moved this document to HOWTO Null Selinux on non-SELinux profile on gentoo-wiki.com - that document has been updated significantly, rendering the one that was here obsolete.
Recently, there been a bump in the SELinux policies, and it easier for me to just update it one place rather than two.
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pebenito
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| Posted: Fri Oct 06, 2006 9:32 pm Post subject: Re: HOWTO: Null Selinux on non-SELinux profile |
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| salahx wrote: | | I've now copied this to Right now, the SELinux are a tad bitrotted (latest one is 2005.1), mainly because the hardened stuff doesn't work right with gcc 4.1. However, you do not need the hardened stuff to use SELinux anyway. |
Incorrect. We do not create new profiles just because there is a new default-linux profile. There has not been a need to create a new profile. Also, SELinux is not affected by the version of gcc.
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salahx
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| Posted: Fri Oct 06, 2006 9:58 pm Post subject: Re: HOWTO: Null Selinux on non-SELinux profile |
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Ok, my bad, I made the all-too-common version number comparison error, but the SELinux and normal branches are 2 different "products" in Gentoo and thus versionied indepentl.
SELinux isn't affected by gcc, but some of the other hardend stuff (the stack protector) is - which is what I was referring to.
An sec-policy/selinux-void-policy ebuild could be useful, though, similar in purpose to sys-fs/static-dev though. I'd like to one day the SELinux sutff "merged" in to mainline. |
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