On Wed, 24 May 2000, Nick Sayer wrote:
> What we _really_ need is some mechanism to recognize the difference
> between a user program and a system library, with an eye towards
> granting privileges to trusted libraries without letting those privileges
> leak past the library in question.
Let's t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Nick Sayer) writes:
> What we _really_ need is some mechanism to recognize the difference
> between a user program and a system library, with an eye towards
> granting privileges to trusted libraries without letting those privileges
> leak past the library in question.
>
> I d
Matthew Dillon wrote:
>
> :"Jeroen C. van Gelderen" wrote:
> :
> :> [...]
> :>
> :> Since user authentication is needed by more than one program it
> :> should live in it's own process. Right now there is code
> :> duplication and it is impossible to change the authentication
> :> policy without
Matthew Dillon wrote:
[lost attribution. Nick wrote this]
> :
> :What we _really_ need is some mechanism to recognize the difference
> :between a user program and a system library, with an eye towards
> :granting privileges to trusted libraries without letting those privileges
> :leak past the l
:"Jeroen C. van Gelderen" wrote:
:
:> [...]
:>
:> Since user authentication is needed by more than one program it
:> should live in it's own process. Right now there is code
:> duplication and it is impossible to change the authentication
:> policy without messing with sshd.
:>
:
:What we _really_
"Jeroen C. van Gelderen" wrote:
> [...]
>
> Since user authentication is needed by more than one program it
> should live in it's own process. Right now there is code
> duplication and it is impossible to change the authentication
> policy without messing with sshd.
>
What we _really_ need is so
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