Re: Time estimate to create Debian enforceable policy

[Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton <lkcl@lkcl.net>]

hi roger,

slightly confused by your message.  there have been a couple of people
who have debian / selinux working, from russell and dan's .deb packages.

i spent nearly 5 months on the project - a lot of that was spent
trying to get KDE 3.4 (from cvs!) to work, including running the
alpha-qualitied kvm, with its support for udev.

the basic work's already been done, in there.

i would be rather concerned about the lack of SELinux experience
of your moderately smart person.  SElinux is _not_ for the
faint-hearted, from a development perspective.

... what _kind_ of policy?

are you talking about a radical departure from "strict" or
"targetted"?

i would strongly advise against that.

l.

On Mon, May 23, 2005 at 06:26:11AM -0700, Roger Brunell wrote:
> Folk;
>   I am looking for some SWAGs in [days|weeks|months]
> for:
> Given moderately smart person, w/:
>       20 years UNIX experience.
>       30 years programming exp.
>        1.5 years with Linux/Debian
>        4 weeks SELinux exp.
>       appropiate resources (SELinux running on system)
> 
> To create, test and verify a meaningful, workable and enforceable
>    policy for a <<elided>> (Mish-Mash of Debian parts)
>    system.
> 
>    
> 
> 
> Roger Brunell
> 
> Infosec Engineer (retired)
> "Born 20 years too early"
> 
> 
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