Richard:
A couple of things about secure kernel I do know (well, I'm pretty
sure). . .
1) `ps -ax' will only show the current user's processes (as opposed to
other users'), and I think some things in /proc are off limits to lowly
regular users.
2) Programs with gid set won't work right. That is, you can't have
programs temporarily make users part of a group to which they don't
ordinarily belong.
I'm a Linux novice, so there's probably a better way to explain the
above. . .
An interesting thing about your post: When I tried replying to it
directly, Netscape would puke without apology. You may want to try
telling your e-mail program to compose in plain text as opposed to
HTML. I may want to try a different mail reader. . .
---Norvell Spearman
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``Trouble is my business.''
---Philip Marlowe
