> Hello Kevin,
>
> Kevin Chadwick [2013-04-06 1:12 +0100]:
> > If you really wanted to do that you would find the likes of Selinux,
> > RBAC, TOMOYO and apparmor more effective, useful to a user and less of
> > a risk, however they do not save you from writing bad code and sudo
> > encourages the
Hello Kevin,
Kevin Chadwick [2013-04-06 1:12 +0100]:
> If you really wanted to do that you would find the likes of Selinux,
> RBAC, TOMOYO and apparmor more effective, useful to a user and less of
> a risk, however they do not save you from writing bad code and sudo
> encourages the best of that
On Fri, 05 Apr 2013 15:39:30 -0400
Phillip Susi wrote:
> > I have decided that sudo is superior to polkit in every way for
> > both developers and user except for if developers want to be lazy
> > and outsource policy creation to more general and so less specific
> > and so obviously likely less
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On 3/31/2013 7:28 PM, Kevin Chadwick wrote:
>
> I have decided that sudo is superior to polkit in every way for
> both developers and user except for if developers want to be lazy
> and outsource policy creation to more general and so less specific
>
I have decided that sudo is superior to polkit in every way for both
developers and user except for if developers want to be lazy and
outsource policy creation to more general and so less specific and so
obviously likely less secure ones. I do not wish to debate that and
all debates I have seen ha
