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How to implement and modify policies for Role-based access control on Ubuntu Linux?
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Selinux is currently installed on the machine but there's no simple way to enable and modify RBAC for users. Seedit is available for Fedora and CentOS but it is not working on Ubuntu distros.
Are there any other RBAC solutions that are supported on Ubuntu/Debian with tools like Seedit to modify the policies. SEAdmin does not work in Ubuntu 10.04
ubuntu selinux rbac
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Selinux is currently installed on the machine but there's no simple way to enable and modify RBAC for users. Seedit is available for Fedora and CentOS but it is not working on Ubuntu distros.
Are there any other RBAC solutions that are supported on Ubuntu/Debian with tools like Seedit to modify the policies. SEAdmin does not work in Ubuntu 10.04
ubuntu selinux rbac
asked Jan 17 '12 at 22:07
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Selinux is currently installed on the machine but there's no simple way to enable and modify RBAC for users. Seedit is available for Fedora and CentOS but it is not working on Ubuntu distros.
Are there any other RBAC solutions that are supported on Ubuntu/Debian with tools like Seedit to modify the policies. SEAdmin does not work in Ubuntu 10.04
ubuntu selinux rbac
asked Jan 17 '12 at 22:07
Dennis Y.Dennis Y.
214
Selinux is currently installed on the machine but there's no simple way to enable and modify RBAC for users. Seedit is available for Fedora and CentOS but it is not working on Ubuntu distros.
Are there any other RBAC solutions that are supported on Ubuntu/Debian with tools like Seedit to modify the policies. SEAdmin does not work in Ubuntu 10.04
ubuntu selinux rbac
ubuntu selinux rbac
asked Jan 17 '12 at 22:07
Dennis Y.Dennis Y.
214
asked Jan 17 '12 at 22:07
Dennis Y.Dennis Y.
214
asked Jan 17 '12 at 22:07
Dennis Y.Dennis Y.
214
asked Jan 17 '12 at 22:07
Dennis Y.Dennis Y.
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AppArmor is the most commonly used way to implement RBAC on Ubuntu.
Ubuntu has had AppArmor since version 7.04, and it has been turned on by default since 7.10.
Reading the Ubuntu wiki and the Ubuntu Server Guide should help you get up and running.
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AppArmor is the most commonly used way to implement RBAC on Ubuntu.
Ubuntu has had AppArmor since version 7.04, and it has been turned on by default since 7.10.
Reading the Ubuntu wiki and the Ubuntu Server Guide should help you get up and running.
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AppArmor is the most commonly used way to implement RBAC on Ubuntu.
Ubuntu has had AppArmor since version 7.04, and it has been turned on by default since 7.10.
Reading the Ubuntu wiki and the Ubuntu Server Guide should help you get up and running.
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AppArmor is the most commonly used way to implement RBAC on Ubuntu.
Ubuntu has had AppArmor since version 7.04, and it has been turned on by default since 7.10.
Reading the Ubuntu wiki and the Ubuntu Server Guide should help you get up and running.
edited Feb 3 at 21:08
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answered Jan 25 '12 at 12:26
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AppArmor is the most commonly used way to implement RBAC on Ubuntu.
Ubuntu has had AppArmor since version 7.04, and it has been turned on by default since 7.10.
Reading the Ubuntu wiki and the Ubuntu Server Guide should help you get up and running.
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answered Jan 25 '12 at 12:26
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