[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Guillaume Rousse) writes:

> Ainsi parlait J.A. Magallon :
> > On 20020124 Guillaume Rousse wrote:
> > >Ainsi parlait J.A. Magallon :
> > >> On 20020122 Guillaume Rousse wrote:
> > >> >using msec-0.17-14mdk
> > >> >[root@bononcini guillaume]# msec custom
> > >> >msec: Invalid secure level custom.  Use msec.py [0-5] to set it.
> > >>
> > >> I think you have to edit manually /etc/security/msec/perm.local
> > >> It is used after perm.$(LEVEL).
> > >> You can add modified permissions there using other perm.X as
> > >> templates...
> > >
> > >I don't have /etc/security/msec/perm.local, but i have
> > >/etc/security/msec/perm.snf
> > >Anyway, msec admitted a "custom" security level, that was very practical
> > > to set different parameters individually. It seems to have vanished...
> >
> > (don't know if I have sent this already, problems with my ISP...)
> >
> > No, it does not exist by default. Just create it and put there
> > all those permissions that you want different from what the
> > standard msec does.
> OK, but there *was* a custom option to msec which triggered a list of 
> question to fill this file for you. I guess it has vanished in the shell -> 
> python translation. It is planned to reimplement it back, or has it been 
> volontary dismissed ?


check out the latest version. It is however implemented in some different
way. 

One can add his own commands in the /usr/security/msec/level.local file.

There are no step by step questions for the moment ...

cheers,
-- 
Florin                  http://www.mandrakesoft.com

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