[linux-audio-user] running jack as non-root?

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> >>>>> "Jack" == Jack O'Quin <joq@xxxxxx> writes:
>     Jack> All the complaints I've seen about LSM were rather vague,
>     Jack> and mostly seem motivated by discontent that someone else's
>     Jack> security hooks got introduced into the mainline kernel.  The
>     Jack> current hooks are quite adequate for my simple needs.

Hasse Hagen Johansen <hhj@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> But I don't think the arguments a vague...http://rsbac.org/lsm.htm

That's the complaint I was talking about.  Those nine "issues" are
more matters of style than substance.

To my ears it comes across as a rant about the fact that Linus
accepted NSA's framework into the base kernel and not his.  But, I
don't know all the history behind it.  Maybe he had a valid beef.

To me, that is all moot.  I need to work with what's available, which
is the SELinux framework.  Actually, it's a lot better than I had
feared when first looking into the matter.
-- 
  joq

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