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home [2023/10/04 08:34] ao 6.1 is stable |
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| + | == RSBAC for kernel 6.6 == | ||
| + | //Thursday, 11/Jan/2024// | ||
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| + | RSBAC has been ported successfully to LTS kernel 6.6. Internal kernel changes to the Linux caps structure required new on-disk versions of all RSBAC lists holding cap vectors. | ||
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| + | I took the chance to default CONFIG_RSBAC_MOVETO to yes with 6.6 and auto-adjust RC and ACL FD lists with new versions, too. Existing WRITE right to FD targets gets amended with MOVETO during list upgrade to avoid unexpected behaviour. | ||
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| + | The automatic list version upgrades mean that going back to previous kernels might show invalid lists, you need to boot with rsbac_list_recover kernel parameter and set cap related and RC and ACL FD values again. | ||
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| + | In my tests, 6.6 seems to be running pretty well, please give it a try and report. Patches are at https://download.rsbac.org/latestdiff/6.6/ | ||
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| == RSBAC very stable with kernel 6.1 == | == RSBAC very stable with kernel 6.1 == | ||
| //Wednesday, 04/Oct/2023// | //Wednesday, 04/Oct/2023// | ||
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