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Of course it does, seccomp, developed way before pledge :))
by eugeneionesco 9y ago
Of course it does, seccomp, developed way before pledge :))
- sydney6 9y agoAnd where is seccomp used (by default)?
- ac29 9y agoChrome and Firefox both use seccomp by default on Linux.
- sydney6 9y agoOpenBSD has around 500 programs with pledge support in base. edit: and this number does not even include the ports available with pledge support, among others chromium.. and the fact that they were capable of adding pledge support this quickly says a lot, imho, about the implementation differences between libseccomp and pledge.
- anthk 9y agoNot the same approach.
- anthk 9y agoAlso, pledge is everywhere. Seppconf, not. And SeLinux just in few distros. Pledge is instrinsic. You have it right from the beggining with C and Perl. And it's straightforward to use.