Trusted Solaris 2.5.1 Bugs Fixed in This Release

The following bugs reported in the Trusted Solaris 2.5.1 Release Notes have been fixed in the Trusted Solaris 7 software:

• Trusted Solaris Audit Administration contains the correct procedures for enabling and disabling auditing.

• The network transports supplemental groups and audit information.

• Installing Solaris 7 or an earlier version on a machine previously installed with the Trusted Solaris operating environment, no longer results in panics.

• There are no duplicate entries when viewing authorization description database with the command man auth_desc.

• Audit records for successful ftp identification and authentication are now generated.

• Audit records are now generated for:

  • A user who does not have remote login authorization trying to log in.

  • A user trying to log in at an SL higher than the user's clearance.

  • A user trying to log in at an SL lower than the user's minimum label.

  • A role user trying to log in.

  • A user trying to log in to an expired account.

• auditd(1M) does not drop or appear to drop audit records.

• The audit(1M) command in the Audit Control execution profile is usable by the secadmin role.

• 128 authorizations are allowed, and the reserved authorizations are not parsed as if they are real authorizations.

• The command rm -rf directory no longer panics the workstation.