On Fri, 6 Jul 2001, Randy -Harborside Internet wrote:

> 1. There isn't a way to combine the LIDS kernel module with SELinux,
> correct? I remember seeing something about LIDS earlier on the
> mailing list, but didn't think it regarded to combining the two into
> one kernel.

When I last looked at it, LIDS was a kernel patch, not a module. Likewise, the current SELinux implementation is a kernel patch (although we are migrating to a module that depends on the LSM kernel patch, which will hopefully find its way into the 2.5 and subsequent kernel versions). So if you wanted to combine LIDS with SELinux, you would have to apply both patches and resolve any conflicts. And there will almost certainly be conflicts, because LIDS and SELinux have overlapping functionality.

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Stephen D. Smalley, NAI Labs
ssmalley@nai.com



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