Dan -- nautilus-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/nautilus-list
We are just beginning to work with labeled documents which is really
what MCS is. A couple of use cases would be to label a file
as CompanyConfidential and then make the mailer systems smart enough to
only mail CompanyConfidential files to internal mail addresses/list.
IE Prevent accidental leakage of confidential material.
Similarly MLS requires labeled printing. This feature is being added to
cups to allow the printing of Headers and Footers with
CompanyConfidential or PatientRecord. As an added feature, the printers
will be labeled. Use case would be someone printing a
PatientRecord and the default printer was at receptionist desk, the
print job would not be allowed, but if they chose the Lab Printer
it would work.
Finally for your last example of labeling a document Family. We would
like to eventually add some SELinux/Labeled Document awareness
to applications like Apache, Samba even ftp, so you could start to look
at the labeled Network of the connecting process, and then allow access
based on the access capabilities of the connecting process.
Admittedly this is away off, but the we have the building blocks in
place with SELinux Labels to do this now.
- Re: Nautilus integration with SELinux Alexander Larsson
- Re: Nautilus integration with SELinux Ivan Gyurdiev
- Re: Nautilus integration with SELinux Alexander Larsson
- Re: Nautilus integration with SELinux Ivan Gyurdiev
- Re: Nautilus integration with SELinux Olaf Frączyk
- Re: Nautilus integration with SELinux Ivan Gyurdiev
- Re: Nautilus integration with SELi... Christian Neumair
- Re: Nautilus integration with ... Ivan Gyurdiev
- security, permission models (w... Christian Neumair
- Re: security, permission model... Ivan Gyurdiev
- Re: security, permission model... Daniel J Walsh
- Re: Nautilus integration with SELinux Alexander Larsson
- Re: Nautilus integration with SELinux Ivan Gyurdiev
