Alan Cox [off-list ref] wrote:
That to me says controlling network access is only useful as part of a
more fine grained and general purpose interface. We already have that
interface in the form of things like SELinux. We already have systems
actively using it to control stuff like which ports are accessed by some
services.
Exactly. If people want this they should go the SELinux/LSM route.
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