On Tue, Jun 11, 2019 at 06:30:51AM +0000, Jakowski, Andrzej wrote: > We have built prototype code covering these functionalities and now we would > like to productize it. We are looking for the right place to publish our SW, > considering util-linux project as one of the options. The SW will likely > consist of: > * Libsed - shared object exposing programmatic interface for security > management (Opal) of disk > * Sedcli - command line utility covering both client and data center flows. > Sedcli will use libsed for interaction with the drive, libkmip for > interaction with OASIS KMIP based key manager and tpm2-tss to interact with > TPM2 key manager > * Udev rules - will be used to invoke sedcli to auto-provision or auto-unlock > when new device is added to the OS (e.g. hot insert) > * System.d scripts - will be used to invoke sedcli when key needs to be > retrieved from network attached key manager > * Config file - will define policies for example on which disk should be > security managed or not > > We would like to contribute that SW into util-linux project. What do you think > about adding this SW into util-linux? >From my point of view (and maybe I'm wrong ;-)) it seems complex enough to keep it as an independent stand-alone project ("sed-utils"). Not sure if it makes sense to push it to generic util-linux package. Karel -- Karel Zak <kzak@xxxxxxxxxx> http://karelzak.blogspot.com