On Nov 12, 2008, at 3:23 AM, Russell Coker wrote:
On Monday 10 November 2008 05:26, Joe Nall <joe@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Sorry about the big delay in closure on this. We have been very busy
trying to build a demonstrable Fedora based MLS/X system to run our
applications on. The demo was last week in London and we have some
time to upstream our changes this month. That includes adding
combination constraints, label-to-color mapping and migration tools
to
mcstransd and pushing it into a public repo for community
consideration.
Have you considered making a Xen image of that available for public
download?
No. I like the idea, but don't have the time right now.
I would rather see the Fedora re-spin process be capable of a MLS Live
CD. It might be pretty close these days, but I haven't tried it in
about 12 months.
joe
One item on my todo list is to prepared some Xen images of SE Linux
for
download so that people can try it out. I have recently acquired a
suitable
server (thanks to a generous German friend) and now only need to
find the
time.
Another item on my todo list is to run a Xen server for public SE
Linux
training. Hopefully I will get that done in a couple of weeks.
Also I'm idly considering putting a Debian SE Linux image on EC2.
I'm not
sure if that would interest anyone though.
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