Re: [Security-Discuss] tcb support under Mandriva
FACORAT Fabrice <[email protected]> Fri, 1 Sep 2006 19:16:54 +0200
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Le lundi 28 ao=FBt 2006 20:32, Vincent Danen a =E9crit=A0: > * FACORAT Fabrice <[email protected]> [2006-08-28 19:35:31 +0200]: > > > > IMHO you should, maybe for Corporate. > > > > > > Well, I'd like to think that I won't get ignored or discouraged, but > > > since that tends to happen fairly often, I won't bother. I don't do > > > the R&D, just support. With Annvix, on the other hand, I can do > > > anything I bloody well feel like, which is why tcb support is in ther= e. > > > If nothing else, it demonstrates it could easily be done with Mandri= va > > > to boot. > > > > > > Chances are, if you bring it up, there's a higher probability someone > > > will look at it more seriously than if I do (unfortunately, this is > > > most probably true). > > > > Ok, I will blog about this in my blog and also put it on cooker ML > > Sounds good. will do this this week end. > > > FWIW, Mandriva's focus is not on proactive security. It never has > > > been. It probably never will be (with the exception of MNF which was > > > fairly well done from a security standpoint, although there is > > > definitely room for improvement there too). The Corporate product li= ne > > > errs on the side of "what customers want" which ends up being lots of > > > bloat, frivolous packages, and less security features than (I would > > > like). That's not to say the Corporate products aren't good... they'= re > > > great, if security isn't your primary concern. If lots of apps, > > > hand-holding, and ease-of-use are your thing, they're great. Since > > > (again, speaking about me personally) don't need lots of apps, don't > > > like bloat, don't need my hand held (I'd rather whip out vim and edit > > > some text config files), and have a primary focus on security, then I > > > think you have two options: spend a fair amount of work cleaning and > > > tightening Corp or find something else (Bastille might help in the > > > former instance). > > > > Unfortunately and we miss greatly management tools too. > > My dream : > > - a wizard that allow to install OpenlDAP+NFSv4+kerberos > > - a management tool to manage users, replication, rights ( web interface > > ) + monitoring + share > > True, those wizards and tools would be fantastic. Of course, they could > all be web-based (to prevent additional GUI bloat) instead of the > traditional drak* tools (which are fine for Mandriva Linux, but add far > too much unnecessary overhead in the Corp Server products). +1 --=20 J'aurais aime =EAtre publicitaire pour faire dire des conneries aux vedette= s. ____________________________________________________ Want to buy your Pack or Services from Mandriva?=20 Go to http://store.mandriva.com Join the Club : http://www.mandrivaclub.com ____________________________________________________