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Re: about the multiple security module in LSM: msg#00014linux.kernel.lsm
> hi??I am researching on how to cooperate multiple security modules in LSM. > As we know, LSM provide stacker module to stack modules. This way have > shortcoming. Stacker can not handle the relationship between different > modules. The original stacker module by David Wheeler provided far greater flexibility for stacking options. I took those out because there seemed no need. Adding this back should be relatively simple. We could add a sysfs file to specify how the next module should be related to the currently stacked modules, for instance. That could get ugly, though :) " modprobe stacker modprobe bsdjail echo "and" > /sys/security/stacker/nextmod modprobe dte echo "or" > /sys/security/stacker/nextmod modprobe digsig_verif " And how do we do "(a and b) or c" ? :) Could you give some examples about particular modules with which you would like more flexible stacking? thanks, -serge |
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