On Mar 5, 2005, at 12:21 PM, Leland Jackson wrote:

> If SELinux was an install option in FC2, it must have install like

> like MySQL, Apache httpd, NIS, etc, as a separate module, opposed to

> being compiled into the kernel. If I understand it correctly, NAS

> was/is doing a proof of concept in run SELinux as a part of the basic

> kernel, to see if it can be done without degradation to the overall

> system, and to see just how effective this kind of software can be

> handled within the kernel, so if I installed the default FC3 kernel,

> or accept "up2date" yum kernel releases, I will be stuck with SELinux;

> whether I want/need it or not. This is a little troubling to me.

I don't where you are getting your information, but this hasn't been

my experience at all. You had to explicitly choose SELinux; nothing was

'forced' upon you.

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