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SubjectRe: Fw: signed kernel modules?
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On Fri, 2004-10-15 at 10:53, Gene Heskett wrote:
> >
> >cd linux-2.6;
> >patch -R -p1 < ../<modsign patch name>
> >
> >josh
> >
> Yes, but what happens if it gets into the tarballs from kernel.org.
>
> Stop this nonsense Linus, now.

While my original post was more of a symbolic "I think you're being a
bit over-dramatic" response, it's still valid once it's in a tarball
too. A tarball is just source that has the patch applied...

I personally don't see anything wrong with concept of signed modules.
Make it a config option and call it good. I'd probably never run with
signed modules with a kernel I built myself, but that's my choice.
Others can choose differently.

Let's separate the technical details from the opinions about whether
such a feature will end the free world as we know it or not. (Which it
won't).

josh

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