All, I had recently moved to SuSE with the 7.1 distro and was going to harden my box via the hardsuse package, but a little investigation revealed that hardsuse hasn't been included in the SuSE distro since 7.0. I got the most recent version of the harden_suse.pl script (harden_suse-3.5.pl) from Marc's SuSE homepage (http://www.suse.de/~marc/) but was wondering why it is no longer included in the SuSE Professional distro. Is no longer going to be supported by SuSE? Is something else taking it's place (a SuSE version of Bastille Linux)? For anyone with experience using both hardsuse and Bastille Linux, which do you prefer? Thanks... -Mansel
All,
I had recently moved to SuSE with the 7.1 distro and was going to harden my box via the hardsuse package, but a little investigation revealed that hardsuse hasn't been included in the SuSE distro since 7.0.
I got the most recent version of the harden_suse.pl script (harden_suse-3.5.pl) from Marc's SuSE homepage (http://www.suse.de/~marc/) but was wondering why it is no longer included in the SuSE Professional distro. Is no longer going to be supported by SuSE? Is something else taking it's place (a SuSE version of Bastille Linux)? For anyone with experience using both hardsuse and Bastille Linux, which do you prefer?
Thanks...
-Mansel
harden_suse will continue to be supported, it's just that the package did not make it into the distribution for the 7.1 release in time. This package needs extensive testing for that one can make sure that it does what it promises. In such a case I find it better to have an old package removed from the CDs. Thanks, Roman. -- - - | Roman Drahtmüller <draht@suse.de> // "Caution: Cape does | SuSE GmbH - Security Phone: // not enable user to fly." | Nürnberg, Germany +49-911-740530 // (Batman Costume warning label) | - -
----- Original Message ----- From: "Roman Drahtmueller" <draht@suse.de>
harden_suse will continue to be supported, it's just that the package did not make it into the distribution for the 7.1 release in time. This package needs extensive testing for that one can make sure that it does what it promises. In such a case I find it better to have an old package removed from the CDs.
At least, imap2000 in SuSE 7.1 doesn't work with MD5 passwords on my SuSE box. Thank you, Vadim
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Mansel Bell
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Roman Drahtmueller
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Vadim Kouzmine