Re: Revisiting the SELinux/audit question: Disabling audit on the kernel command line

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Le lundi 13 février 2017 16:26:46 CET Tobias Markus a écrit :
> Enabling the audit/SELinux
> config option in itself is not really a maintenance burden.
Userspace tools, SE policies... the 'users interested in trying out SELinux' 
won't do that.

>but wouldn't you agree that the Wiki page asking you to compile
>your own kernel first somewhat hinders users interested in trying out SELinux?
A huge interest will lead them to build from scratch.

>I don't think that the theoretical next step in Arch Linux SELinux
>support, i.e. userspace tools in [community]/[extra], could ever be 
reasonably
>done if the actual kernel does not support SELinux.
The theoretical next step is not a natural move. Arch users do not have 
military grade security needs. Even sensitive industries like power plants, or 
less sensitive businesses like the post office, won't use a bleeding edge distro 
like Arch.

Regards.




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