Re: /etc/security/default_context vs. /etc/security/default_contexts

[Shaun Savage <savages@pcez.com>]

What is it format of the /etc/security/default_contexts?   It would be 
easy to convert the utils to the new get_user_sids,  but the format of 
the file for setting the default would need to be defined.

Ideas?

Shaun

>The new libsecure functions and the /etc/security/default_contexts file
>doesn't address the issue of a generic user.  It merely eliminates the
>need to maintain per-user entries in default_context and cron_context.
>There is still the problem of maintaining policy/users.  As Mark Westerman
>suggested (and I agreed), this can be addressed through the definition of
>a generic user and some minor modifications to the libsecure functions to
>use this as the default, as long as you do not need to distinguish among
>such users in the policy.  If you want to maintain distinct role sets for
>these users, then you will need to update policy/users in some manner.
>
>



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