On Thu, 1 Nov 2001 13:22, Stephen Smalley wrote:
> > Are you planning to release a 2.4.13 patch for selinux any time soon?
> >
> > I am wondering whether I should delay my work and wait for it or whether
> > I should apply the 2.4.12 patch to 2.4.13 and keep going...
>
> We updated internally to lsm-2001_10_24 against 2.4.13 back when it came
> out, but the NSA didn't make a new release, probably because we had just
> released on 10/16 and new stable versions seem to be rather frequent right
> now.

Actually stable releases aren't coming out very often at the moment. Quite unstable releases with stable version numbers are coming out often. :(

> Looks like 2.4.14 might be out soon, so I would expect us to wait
> for it. If you really need a patch for 2.4.13 now, let me know - as I
> recall, you'll need a patch to the SELinux module to add a new hook
> defined by lsm-2001_10_24.

Thanks for the offer, I'll resume work on 2.4.12 then. For most of what I'm doing it doesn't matter too much what version I use.

However if you plan some changes to the way the packaging works (changes to makefiles, directory locations, etc) for 2.4.14 then I'd be interested in a pre-2.4.14 version.

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