> http://gem.ncic.ac.cn/~xhg/lids/
> http://www.soaring-bird.com.cn/oss_proj/lids/
> It can protect the important file from being changed. Any one include
> Root
> can not change the protected files or diretory and its sub-diretory .
How is this different from immutable files (as supported by ext2) and setting
the securelevel to non-zero?
I see it is independent of the fs, which is good. But it should be possible to
activate the security level at runtime.
However, I admit that as soon as it has logging support it will be useful. It
will not prevent modifying the files though, unless you also disable access to
the raw device.
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