Jussi Laako <jussi.laako@...> writes: > > On 2.10.2012 11:20, Patrick Ohly wrote: > > The problem is that on most Linux systems, neither browser nor such a > > SSO agent are currently necessarily safer or more trustworthy than the > > app itself. > > Generally browsers are fairly well tested and users have to trust those > for many of the online commerce things anyway. In any case, asking user > credentials from application clearly attempts to violate two-factor > authentication scheme. > > SSO will, AFAIK, ship in Ubuntu 12.10, but I haven't got time to check > how they configured it. You can run the daemon under different user id > than the user's. And with SMACK-enabled kernel you get full two-level > local access control (you can define which process in which context can > ask for what, per each stored item). It would be fairly trivial to make > it support SELinux too, just matter of writing a simple extension class. > > At rudimentary level (lacking SMACK/SELinux) you could specify ACL per > binary path defining what kind of requests are allowed. >
I have no clue about programming such things but I am also very interested to sync google tasks (and also google "notes" --> word documents in google drive) via syncevolution 1.3 to my Nokia N9. Maybe one hint/source of information for you is the code of software "gSyncit v3.x" by David Levinson/Fieldston Software. gSyncit syncs (my) Outlook task to google tasks and Outlook notes as google drive word documents (also Outlook contacts, Outlook calendar). I would really appriciate a solution to sync tasks (and contacts) through syncevolution and also would support efforts by a donation. kind regards Benjamin _______________________________________________ SyncEvolution mailing list [email protected] http://lists.syncevolution.org/listinfo/syncevolution
