Dmitry:
Not count that much on my humble opinion, but I think OpenSolaris is appropriately secure. If you need a paranoid level of security, take a look at OpenBSD. I would not compare anything with abstract Linux, there are too many distributions of it, varying in security level. For me, OpenSUSE is suitable for a server.
I think that Solaris has a lot of unique and useful security features including RBAC, zones, Trusted Solaris Extensions, and much more useful audit features than Linux provides. I think RBAC/pfexec is a lot more secure than using sudo or PolicyKit, for example. There are some things that only Solaris can do. But it depends what you wan to do, I guess. Brian _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
