[rsbac] appending rsbac data to /proc/$pid/status
Javier Juan Martínez Cabezón
tazok at rsbac.org
Thu Mar 15 22:29:23 CET 2018
I suppose that if my digital signature is banned is by one of two questions:
* There are radicals anti cryptography that controls this mailing list
and hate cryptography. One dark bot
* Or my signature is recognized as dangerous or directly as a troll sign.
Not sure which of both left me worse.........
Now, I will be (at least) a bit serious....
I think that doing it through /proc make it more portable to any other
languages (even bash :) ). And I think using through /proc calls are a
more elegant approach. Using /proc gets coherent since historically it
always exposed this kind of info and I think it will not expose nothing
that could not be controlled by rsbac it self.
I will check your API.
Jens, do you prefer the role column with black colour? or white, I think
I will put black in normal and white colour in reverse mode and
hardcoded of course o:)
On 15/03/18 14:52, Jens Kasten wrote:
> Am 13.03.2018 23:20, schrieb Javier Juan Martínez Cabezón:
>> WARNING: contains banned part
>
> Hi Javier
>
> better use a paste service for such email :D
>
> I have few tiny userland tools which I use now for longer time.
> https://bitbucket.org/igraltist/rsbac-tools/overview
>
> There for example I use:
> rsbac_api = rsbac.Rsbac()
> # first get jail_id to test if further action is needed
> jail_id, error = rsbac_api.attr_get_process("JAIL", pid, "jail_id")
>
> This is just a passthrough at the moment to a python Popen call. If more
> speed is needed then there is only one place to implement a C extension.
>
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