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I believe all this hurts the Linux project and makes it depend even more on commercial or political decisions of one single country - it should have been a Linux solution after all. In any case, I am going to continue work on RSBAC in the way I believe to be right and appropriate. If you think it should be different, convince me and we are back at the previous sentence... | I believe all this hurts the Linux project and makes it depend even more on commercial or political decisions of one single country - it should have been a Linux solution after all. In any case, I am going to continue work on RSBAC in the way I believe to be right and appropriate. If you think it should be different, convince me and we are back at the previous sentence... | ||
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+ | ====== Update April 2006 ====== | ||
+ | It seems that LSM is about to be removed from the official kernel and SELinux allowed to have their individual hooks. Reason: All other LSM users live outside the official tree. Now I wonder why they have been outside the tree for so long. | ||
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+ | Amon Ott. |