Re: [PATCH] selinux: Support SCTP protocol

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On 11/07/2014 05:35 PM, Paul Moore wrote:
On Friday, November 07, 2014 01:52:09 PM Richard Haines wrote:
This is an RFC patch.

Thanks for your patch, I appreciate the time and effort that went into
developing it.

Fully agreed, thanks for working on this Richard!

Unfortunately, I think this patch may be a bit too simplistic.  I haven't
looked too closely at the SCTP code in recent times, but from my earlier look,
SCTP associations stuck out as something that will need special handling and I
don't see that in this initial patch.  From what I could see, SCTP
associations seem close-ish to TCP connections and we may be able to handle
them in a similar manner, but I can't say for certain.  Someone would need to
investigate this further.

There is also an issue of multi-homing which might, or might not, present an
issue for peer labeling, but once again I can't say for certain.

I'm also not entirely sure if we need any special handling for the SCTP
handshake (see TCP's connection request sockets).  Hopefully not, but
something to be aware of if you keep working on this.

I *really* don't want to scare you off of working on SCTP support, I just want
to caution you that it likely isn't as easy as adding basic support for a new
object class.

My free cycles are a bit limited at the moment, but selinux support
was also on my todo, so I'm hoping we can merge our efforts here and
get something up and running. I will get back to you this or next
week with a closer review.

Thanks,
Daniel
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