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# DSSP5: do-it-yourself SELinux crafting kit for GNU/Linux distributions
*if you can dream it you can do it*
-One size fits no one. When it comes to enforcing meaningful fine-grained mandatory access control this is the dillema we are facing. Either it is too loose or it is too tight. It does not help if adjusting the configuration is hard and has limitations. Flexible SELinux is so much more fun when you are in the driver seat.
+One size fits no one. When it comes to enforcing meaningful fine-grained mandatory access control this is the dilemma we are facing. Either it is too loose or it is too tight. It does not help if adjusting the configuration is hard and has limitations. Flexible SELinux is so much more fun when you are in the driver seat.
## The canvas
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The DSSP5 `misc.cil` module is used to correspond GNU/Linux aspects with Debian specifics. For example it associates the `sys.id:sys.role:conf.file:s0` label with `/etc` because DSSP5 aims to be easily adjustable to any GNU/Linux distribution. It is just that Debian is used as the development platform for DSSP5 and `misc.cil` is what glues the two together.
-**The art to success is planning. Work in small self contained increments. That way you should be able to end the day with SELinux enforcing just as you started the day.**
+**The secret to success is planning. Work in small self contained increments. That way you should be able to end the day with SELinux enforcing just as you started the day.**
# Handy documentation and support