On Nov 05, Stephen Smalley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Obviously, I'd prefer the default to be selinux=1, but as a temporary > measure to getting SELinux compiled into the Debian kernel at all, I > think it is reasonable to make the boot-time default selinux=0 in their > kernel, as SuSE did with their kernel. You can change the default via a > config option, no patch required anymore. Agreed. Anyway, I think that the really important part is having userspace support, most of the SELinux early adopters are going to compile their own kernels anyway.
-- ciao, | Marco | [8983 inz3fxLlg0Dxk]
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