The Securing Debian HOWTO makes mention of the possibility that you can set a partition as read-only, to further protect the various things in /usr/bin for example. Then when you apt-get upgrade, you can configure apt to automagically turn off the read-only while needed, then turn it back on (facilitating the install of new items).
However, I don't immediately see anything in 'man apt.conf' that tells how to do it, assuming that's where you control this behavior from. Does anyone have instructions on how to accomplish this? Thanks in advance, Jeff Bonner Royal Oak MI USA PGP Key ID = 0x25ED7C88 Fingerprint = 1E3F 468D 8AA2 37A9 DEA4 4343 7866 55E9 25ED 7C88
