[gentoo-security] Question about SELinux

[gentoo-security] Question about SELinux

[xake]

I am using SELinux on one of my boxes and one thing that pussels me is
that some "sec-policy/selinux-*" seems not to be merged even when I have
the package they seems to be made for merged.
Example: sec-policy/selinux-mdadm sec-policy/selinux-nfs are both
packages, but are they not required by mdadm and nfs-utils or are they
made for special cases? Also there is selinux-acpi, but I have acpid
merged. Or is it just errors in the deps, things that should be filed one
by one @ b.g.o?

Greets
//Peter






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Re: [gentoo-security] Question about SELinux

[Tom Wesley]

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On Sun, Apr 22, 2007 at 09:14:04PM +0200, xake@rymdraket.net wrote:
> I am using SELinux on one of my boxes and one thing that pussels me is
> that some "sec-policy/selinux-*" seems not to be merged even when I have
> the package they seems to be made for merged.
> Example: sec-policy/selinux-mdadm sec-policy/selinux-nfs are both
> packages, but are they not required by mdadm and nfs-utils or are they
> made for special cases? Also there is selinux-acpi, but I have acpid
> merged. Or is it just errors in the deps, things that should be filed one
> by one @ b.g.o?
> 
> Greets
> //Peter

You may have more luck on the gentoo-hardened mailing list.

 -- tomaw


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