Hello. I've also found myself needing to explore those resources here as well investigated. As an exclusive user of Rocky Linux as servers and Fedora Linux and its derivatives as clients, at the time of this post it is then at these paths I can find them:
/lib/modules/$(uname -r)/config/sys/kernel/security/lsm
Since maintaining an up-to-date register of these resources tied to well known Linux distributions is a never-ending task, it's no surprise that outdated resources can now be found in this resource registry. This is the case, for example, with the distributions I mentioned. An obvious consequence of which is that this makes the project unreliable, which, without a doubt, is hardly in line with the objective that prevailed at its creation.
Hello. I've also found myself needing to explore those resources here as well investigated. As an exclusive user of Rocky Linux as servers and Fedora Linux and its derivatives as clients, at the time of this post it is then at these paths I can find them:
/lib/modules/$(uname -r)/config/sys/kernel/security/lsmSince maintaining an up-to-date register of these resources tied to well known Linux distributions is a never-ending task, it's no surprise that outdated resources can now be found in this resource registry. This is the case, for example, with the distributions I mentioned. An obvious consequence of which is that this makes the project unreliable, which, without a doubt, is hardly in line with the objective that prevailed at its creation.