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GXI - Grsecurity, XFS, and IPSec (FreeS/WAN)
Ok so I needed to get the Linux kernel with XFS and IPSec support (through Super FreeS/WAN. running on my home server/router box. This is usually not a problem, but I also decided that I wanted GRSecurity. The Grsecurity patch is fairly extensive, and collides on several levels with XFS and FreeS/WAN.
And so, i decided to just merge the patch myself. While I do have plans to do this merging in the future, please don't rely on me to get the merging done quickly. Some notes:
| Patch | Version |
|---|---|
| XFS | 1.3.1 |
| Super FreeS/WAN | 1.96* |
| GRSecurity | 1.9.13 |
Download: linux-2.4.23-grsec-xfs-ipsec.patch.bz2
As of this writing (December 8, 2003), I've been running this kernel on my moderately loaded server for 4 days without any problems. If you want to monitor the uptime, just checkout the status page.
* 1.96 was used because that is the same version as the userspace FreeS/WAN tools in Debian Woody.
