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> From: Linux on 390 Port On Behalf Of John Campbell
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> Y'know, the subject line of "Disabling SELinux" caught my eye... since the
> NSA had a big piece of the
> patches that "enhance" Linux security.
> One wonders when the documentation of how SELinux was weakened will be
> exposed...
>
> All right, so I'm laying it on a bit thick, but, with the exposure of various
> efforts to weaken
> various standards-- and software packages-- by ImpSec^H^H^H^H^H^Hthe NSA does
> have me wondering where
> SELinux has been compromised.
>
> All right, so *my* exposure to SELinux is that it increases the level of
> inconvenience in
> administering it, reminding me of a remark I heard in the late 1970s: "Yes,
> MVS may be slow but it is
> sure hard to use".
>
> There, I've just tried to get some of y'all to laugh.
[Tee hee <giggle <pheart>>] :-)
Got a reply from the vendor support folks:
" [product] is a 32-bit executable so the 32-bit c runtime libraries must be
installed on a 64-bit linux machine."
OK, sounds like progress (and vindication for SELinux). Any shortcut to
finding whether we have those runtime libs in the distro, or possibly already
installed somewhere?
Has anybody ported Language Environment to Linux? (Chust kidding....)
-jc-
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