I've ended up using Engarde, which is Debian with SELinux, very up to
date.
It's open source but not free for commercial use. Needed a bit of
hacking to get it all right, but overall very impressive.
cheers,
Peter.
On 14/12/2005, at 2:16 PM, Horst Herb wrote:
On Wed, 14 Dec 2005 14:48, David Guest wrote:
I need to use a "secured" Linux, but would prefer a Debian based
distribution that will allow me to use Postfix for mail and
Apache for
web. Horst had you used Astaro? What did you think? Anything better
around at present?
Oops, missed out on that one.
I did use astaro, but that's a dedicated firewall solution and not
what you
want.
The German IT magazine "c't" has developed a hardened Debian based
server
distro (free download from their web site), but it's all in German
An excellent starting point would be http://euronode.org/-
unfortunately the
project had almost no activity for the past 18 months, and
upgrading via
apt-get breaks much of the mail server, virus scanning and even
firewalling
setup
Still, euronode is probably your best option, reckon it would take
a whole
week to bring it up to date & fix all the outdated scripts /
configurations,
but then you have *exactly* what you really want and need
What I do: I have all my home hosted servers behind a Linksys RV042
and only
forward the relevant ports
Horst
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