NOEXEC, NOSUID, READONLY in Linux

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05-05-2004, 02:56 PM	#1
CarlosSunden LQ Newbie Registered: May 2004 Location: USA Distribution: Red Hat Posts: 17 Rep:	NOEXEC, NOSUID, READONLY in Linux hello Planning a secure system, & considering the partitions that should exist, etc. came across some links (secure#N10033 and secure#N1011B) discussing NOEXEC, NOSUID, READONLY attributes in Linux. i'd like to hear from any real world experience setting up filesystems with all, or some of those attributes; advices, look-outs, tips, etc. System will run Apache, MySQL, Bugzilla... thanks! carlos sunden

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