the way I understand things is that you cannot make a change to the code, but you can tweak the configuration


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Mark

On 8/8/07, Robert Adams <whatifwe@ix.netcom.com> wrote:

Hello

 

Some time ago, you informed me that resultant SELinux operating system would be subjected to a Common Criteria Test by Red Hat.

 

The concept of open-source provides the user access to the source code for purposes of correcting errors and making needed modifications.

 

Isn't the concept of open-source and the common criteria test somewhat inconsistent?  Is the certification provided by common-criteria nullified when the user makes a change to the SELinux operating system?

 

Please comment

 

Thank You

 

Robert Adams