Herbert Poetzl wrote:

The current vserver+grsecurity is working perfectly well for me on my
systems. I've been using Sandino Araico Sanchez's vserver+grsec
patch and they've been stable as a rock.



as far as I know, a 'working' vserver/grsec combo
was done several times, but not seriously tested,
and as far as I heard, there where some issues ...


There are some issues whth usage of ACLs and dropping CAP_SYSADMIN
Unfortunately I haven't had as much spare time as I need to dig into that issues and it seems quite complex.


nevertheless, if grsec is going to perish, for
whatever reason, it might be interesting to absorb
those parts useful for linux-vserver into a security
branch of linux-vserver ...

(would be 2.6 branch of course)

best,
Herbert



From: Sandino Araico S�nchez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I've just uploaded the patch Vserver 1.27 + GR Security 1.9.14 against
2.4.25 to
http://www.sandino.net/parches/vserver/linux-2.4.25-grsec-1.9.14-vserver-1.>27.patch.gz


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