Re: [Dazuko-help] loading dazuko on bootup (SUSE10.0 -retail verson)

[russbucket]

On Tuesday 03 January 2006 00:06, John Ogness wrote:
> John wrote:

> I am not familiar with the SubDomain module, so I am not sure what it is
> trying to do.

John here is a description of the program apparently using subdomains. I did 
not know I had it installed. I'll see if de-installing gets rid of the 
errors. This program is a new security feature in SuSE10.0 I guess.

Chapter 1  GIossary   121 Introduction to Novell® AppArmor

The Novell® AppArmor Powered by Immunixtm (or Novelll® AppAr-
mor)is designed to provide application security for both servers and
workstations that is easy to use. Novell® AppArmor secures applications by 
differentiating between ''good'' and ''bad'' behaviors, permitting
the good and preventing the bad. This works to defend your systems
without resorting to attack signatures and, thus, can prevent attacks
even if they are exploiting previously unknown vulnerabilities

Novell® AppArmor is a mandatory access control system designed for
application firewalling. It lets you specify per program which files the
program may read, write, and execute,

Novell® AppArmor is comprised of:

A library of NoveIl® AppArmor profiles for common Linux^ applica-
      tions describing what files the program needs to access.

A library of Novell® AppArmor profile foundation classes (profile
      building blocks)needed for common application activities such as
      DNS lookup and user authentication.
 
A tool suite for developing and enhancing Novell® AppArmor protiles,       so 
that you can change the existing profiles to suit your needs,
      and create new profiles for your own local and custom applications.

Several specially modified appIications that are Novell® AppArmor-
      enabled to provide enhanced security in the form of our unique
      subprocess confinement, including Apache.

The Novell® AppArmor loadable kernel module and associated
        control scripts to enForce Novell® AppArmor policies on your
        SUSE_ LINUX Enterprise Server 9 (SLES 9) systems.

Thanks again

-- 
Russ