* Matt Dillon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010425 12:24] wrote:
> 
>     But if we have the ability to run at a higher securelevel inside a jail
>     we can allow console-root logins to access the system at the global
>     securelevel of -1 yet force every single other login to the system and
>     *ALL* services to run inside a jail (chroot to "/" essentially) with
>     a higher securelevel.
> 
>     Enforcing the securelevel combined with the use of chflags inside 
>     a prison, plus idea #2, gives us much more flexibility then the
>     hardwired restrictions jail() currently employs.

That's a really cool idea, you should talk to Robert Watson who's
working on "jailNG" though.

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start asking why software is ignoring 30 years of accumulated wisdom.

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