Recently you (Stephen Smalley) wrote:

To date, development on the LSM-based SELinux prototype (or SELinux II, if you prefer) has focused on providing the same functionality present in the original SELinux prototype (i.e. fine-grained and flexible nondiscretionary access controls) as a loadable kernel module that uses the LSM hooks rather than our own custom kernel patch. Currently, SELinux II seems to be stable enough for release, and does provide most of the functionality of the original prototype
(we're still working on the network access controls). It should
be released soon on the NSA web site.

We are currently working off of the LSM kernel patch
(lsm-2001_08_07 against 2.4.7) from lsm.immunix.org, so you
could investigate integrating that into your FOLK patch if you want to support SELinux II.

Is there really any ETA on this release?

I'm just looking at maybe a rough date of perhaps a week/two etc? So that I can do some planning for testin/moving some system over to it (so it would hopefully at that point be more "upgradeable" without excessive kernel recompiles correct?)

Thanks,

Eric

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