[sllug-members]: Fedora Core 5 help wanted

[Jesse Stay]

IMO, in that case, SELinux or not (I agree with Stuart in that it's best to
try to just get it to work if you can), you're probably best off dealing
with the fedora firewall (there's a nice gui for it), enabling only the
ports you will want to allow in.  Use https for any secure transactions you
want to occur, use encrypted authentication in your e-mail, and gpg for any
secure e-mails you need to send.  You may want to use Thunderbird for your
e-mail and install some good anti-spam and anti-phishing extensions for it.
I'm sure I'm missing something here, but that ought to keep you pretty
secure.

Jesse

On 9/27/06, mark.k.spute at l-3com.com <mark.k.spute at l-3com.com> wrote:
>
>  No.  The intention is to use it as a webserver/mailserver for my webpages
> and personal e-mail, as well as my personal workstation.
>
> Mark
>
>
> So is your intention to use it as an outbound firewall/transparent proxy?
> Or what is the purpose of the Linux server on the network?
>
> Jesse
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