samba

[Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton]

just to _really_ put the cat among the pigeons: remember that
there is also "svcctl" - a DCE/RPC service that allows the
creation (including under which user context), management,
starting and stopping of services.

in other words, if this service was implemented under samba(3),
(i am not privy to the designs of samba(4)) then the SE/Linux
policy required would have to pretty much allow everything.

whereas, with the samba tng approach, you only need give the
svcctld - the service control daemon - sufficient privileges
to be able to exec "run_init /etc/init.d/startstopscript"
without requiring a password.

l.

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