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Am Dienstag, 11. Februar 2003 18:11 schrieb Richard Barrington:
> Could you not accomplish much of this using OpenSSL toolkit and Loopback encrypted
> filesystem under Linux? There are port monitoring / firewalling systems which
> can determine access easily enough as well.
In Linux we can work around nearly anything. ;->>
But this is a big effort and not really well to maintain.
> As already said, going about it this way allows us to leverage existing work
> easily, eg hardware accel is available off-the-shelf, it's already well tested,
> etc.
The point is not using all linux-aware options to fix out design flaws made
generations before.
Encryption of the storage area and the datasaves looks *very* nessesary to me.
But it has to grow as standard option, aviable for all Sap-DB palttforms.
Linux, Windoze, HP-UX, AIX, Solaris.
Since the needed Libraries are LGPL, so it should not be a problem to use them
in the commercial/proprietary SAP side also.
mfG
J�rgen
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