This directory is organized as follows:

README - Instructions for building and installing the LSM-based SELinux
	 prototype.

libsecure - A library containing helper functions and
	    wrapper functions for new system calls. 
	    This subdirectory is a combination of the 
	    libsecure, include, and syscalls directories
	    in the original SELinux prototype.
libsecure/src - The source code for the functions.
libsecure/include - Function prototypes and definitions.
libsecure/man - Manual pages.
libsecure/test - Test programs.

module - This directory contains some additional files related to
	 the SELinux security module, which is located in the
	 security/selinux subdirectory of the LSM tree.  
module/lsm-patch   - A patch that inserts default Security option settings
		     for SELinux into the kernel defconfig file and that
		     changes the -lsm suffix to -selinux for the SELinux 
		     kernel.
module/checkpolicy - A program for compiling policy configurations into
		     a form useable by the security module.

policy - The example security policy configuration.

selopt - The SELinux Labeled Networking Support utilities and libriaries.
         See http://www.intercode.com.au/jmorris/selopt/ The SELOPT
         changes to the kernel and SELinux have been integrated into
         this release of SELinux.

setfiles - The file_contexts configuration and setfiles utility
program for setting file labels.  These were part of the policy 
subdirectory in the original prototype.

utils - New and modified daemons and utilities.
utils/appconfig - Example security context configuration files for 
		  daemons and utilities.
utils/newrole - New utility for changing roles within a session.
utils/run_init - New utility for running init scripts with the proper context.
utils/spasswd - Wrapper for normal passwd program.  See the README.
utils/* - Everything else is a modified daemon or utility package, changed
	  to deal with security contexts.  Only a few of these modified
	  programs are really critical, e.g. login in the util-linux
	  package, sshd in the openssh package, and crond in the 
	  vixie-cron package.  
