I mean, SLUGs...

Paul Wayper gave a couple of talks on SELinux at this weeks' SLUG meeting, and includes links to a couple of very useful slide decks:

• SELinux for Everyday Users
• SELinux for SysAdmins

The sysadmin slides look particularly useful, as they focus on solving common issues such as running FTP/SAMBA/Apache servers, and provide some very ( Read more... )

My OLS paper,

Have You Driven an SELinux Lately?

may now be downloaded as a single document, or as part of the conference proceedingsThe paper is a detailed update on the SELinux project, covering important changes to SELinux in the past few years. After the initial upstream kernel merge-which took three years and required LSM to be developed- ( Read more... )

Via a the Chennai ILUG mailing list, here's an interesting story: Linux rides pillion on Mumbai city buses. I like how this system uses GPS to figure the cost of each trip, rather than alternatives such as a single fare or complicated fare schemes.
Deployed in January 2007, the system is so stable that it will this month be officially extended to ( Read more... )