kchuid is an experimental Linux kernel module that allows you to change the UID/GID/CAPS of a running process (by PID). Think of it as providing a setuid() system call that also has a pid_t argument. It's the first step in a full authentication system, and further, a full Unixish system devoid of setuid binaries/scripts.
real solutions i personally like djb's approach; programs don't seem to rely much on environment variables, and everyone seems to like to write parsers. Well, this isn't really a problem with co...
what's this "we" shit? I'm sorry, but netscape never did anything for the "linux desktop". Linux isn't a desktop, it's an operating system kernel. And while we still do things t...
A tool for setup and on-demand mounting of encrypted filesystems under Linux.
A .NET component for the generation and recognition of Linear and 2D barcodes.