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Quotes of the week
A person will stand on the top of a hill for a very long time with
their mouth open before a roast duck will fly in.
-- James Morris
For the purposes of figuring out what is needed you can consider a
random simple user case such as a system which protects you against
the works of Eric S Raymond. Replace the mathematical analysis and
heuristics with a user space tool which spots the various ESR
papers and design it for that if it makes you happier.
-- Alan CoxSELinux seems to be able to do most of the lifting around the problem as it can relabel a file into eric_t and constrain further access to it. (Log in to post comments)
Quotes of the week Posted Dec 6, 2007 13:10 UTC (Thu) by jamesm (guest, #2273) [Link] Just to clarify, that is an old proverb, possibly Chinese or Spanish.
Quotes of the week Posted Dec 6, 2007 16:41 UTC (Thu) by rfunk (subscriber, #4054) [Link] Yes, surprisingly both the Chinese and Spanish have been wary of ESR much longer than the English-speaking world.
Quotes of the week Posted Dec 6, 2007 17:37 UTC (Thu) by xav (guest, #18536) [Link] And they pretty much knew their way around SELinux.
Old proverb Posted Dec 24, 2007 23:45 UTC (Mon) by Max.Hyre (subscriber, #1054) [Link] The full quote from Mr. Morris was:"A person will stand on the top of a hill for a very long time with their mouth open before a roast duck will fly in"Note the quotation marks. He really wasn't trying to claim it was original with him. :-)
Quotes of the week Posted Dec 12, 2007 13:37 UTC (Wed) by jcm (subscriber, #18262) [Link] Contrasting ESR and malware, who'd have thought?
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