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			<title><![CDATA[Tomoyo LSM and on by default]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>Hello, <br />I only noticed tomoyo because by default this LSM is configured in kernel on. But in default it&#039;s not installed so it&#039;s throwing errors.</p><p>the MAC module seems.. useful if one was to deploy it. <br />I see we have other ways to initiate MAC without Tomoyo. But Tomoyo works as a good audit / logging system without MAC it would log with very little interrupts on normal operation. I like tomoyo&#039;s tree system. Right now most if not all my logging is only from kprint.</p><p>Just curious was there a choice to enable tomoyo but not include the tomoyo-tools by default? <br />As for MAC has anyone deployed any software with it? By default it is enabled so I would like to get some use out of it.</p>]]></description>
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