Applications without SELinux policies

Applications without SELinux policies

[Dave Quigley]

Hello,
    I am working on a high level language for SELinux for my master's
thesis and I am at the point where I am trying to do code comparisons
of my language vs other languages such as the reference policy and
base SELinux policy.  I was wondering if anyone had any applications
in mind for me to attempt this with that aren't overly complex. I can
try to take some of the existing refpolicy applications and do this
but I think it would be interesting to try writing something for an
application from scratch since this would allow me to give a better
account of experiences in developing the policy.

Dave Quigley

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Re: Applications without SELinux policies

[Daniel J Walsh]

Dave Quigley wrote:
> Hello,
>    I am working on a high level language for SELinux for my master's
> thesis and I am at the point where I am trying to do code comparisons
> of my language vs other languages such as the reference policy and
> base SELinux policy.  I was wondering if anyone had any applications
> in mind for me to attempt this with that aren't overly complex. I can
> try to take some of the existing refpolicy applications and do this
> but I think it would be interesting to try writing something for an
> application from scratch since this would allow me to give a better
> account of experiences in developing the policy.
>
> Dave Quigley
>
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How about exim.  We used to have policy for it, but it never made it 
from example to reference.

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Re: Applications without SELinux policies

[Russell Coker]

On Wednesday 04 April 2007 07:42, Daniel J Walsh <dwalsh@redhat.com> wrote:
> How about exim.  We used to have policy for it, but it never made it
> from example to reference.

To do Exim properly requires code patches.  I've been meaning to get back to 
that...

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