From: ao@morpork.shnet.org (A. Ott)
Subject: Re: RSBAC
Date: 02 Nov 1998 21:12:00 +0100
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## Nachricht am 30.10.98 archiviert ## Ursprung: /ao@ao.morpork.shnet.org On 28 Oct 1998, A. Ott wrote: > Hi Paul! Hello again! > > The per-user stuff is indeed configurable. As far as per-process goes, I > > would think that you could arrange some sort of MAC level "global" > > virtual /tmp directory so that processes would see both their own > > uid based /tmp and files from their particular MAC level, or some similar > > scheme? > > That's an interesting idea to mix both worlds and let each module handle > specific parts, but - what do we do if dublicate names exist? I think, For duplicates, I'd think the rule would be to allow the per-user entry to exist as the default. Perhaps though, it's better to have programs specificly go to /tmp/user or some such structure for purposeful file sharing, or to treat TEMPDIR as a global /tmp and /tmp as a per-user temp (or visa versa). > we'd have to stick to a per-user basis, and a setuid just switches and > that's it. > > All modules must work independently, nothing must interfere with another > module. Security levels are MAC only and switching the dir would change > too much for the other models. If we default to per-user and find the exceptions for per-machine, I think we can come up with a single solution. > > Amon. > > P.S.: Would you mind moving this discussion to the RSBAC mailing list? I'd love to, but I was unable to subscribe from my home account :( The name server seems strage, a direct lookup doesn't produce a result, but going to the authoritative nameserves and digging does. Paul ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Paul D. Robertson gatekeeper@gannett.com ## CrossPoint v3.11 ## - To unsubscribe ao@morpork.shnet.org (A. Ott) from the rsbac list, send a mail to majordomo@morpork.shnet.org with unsubscribe rsbac as single line in the body.
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