On Thu, 2010-05-27 at 17:19 +0100, Marc Herbert wrote: > Le 27/05/2010 15:26, José Queiroz a écrit : > > > > And that's the point. If the system offers us the separation of > > resources like files, why can't a network connection be personal? > > Simply because IP is not designed like this at all. NetworkManager's > scope is make IP networking easy; not to re-invent the Internet. Actually, couldn't something be done with Netfilter rules? The connection (a VPN, say) might technically be system-wide, but with rules enforcing that only applications running as a certain user could send and receive packets on it? Perhaps imperfect, but a starting point... Simon.
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