how to store data in local safely
From: lgl (liguanglei_at_software.ict.ac.cn)
Date: 06/02/04
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Date: Wed, 02 Jun 2004 16:55:48 +0800
I have a problem now and want to get some help from you
I am doing a DRM(Digital Right Management) system in linux, and now I am
seeking a method for store data in local safely. for example:
There is a license file for each digital content(mp3 file etc). Each time
end users want play the mp3 file, he must first have a relative license
file. There are various info in the license file. for example, there may be
a element which specify the times the end user can play the mp3 file. What
I want to do is:
The fist time you play the file, I get the counter from the license file and
store it locally. In future each time you play the file, I will decrease
the counter untill it becomes zero. But how to make sure only my
program(the player) can change the value, and the end user can't.
I don't know whether SELinux will do.
I will be very thankful if you can give me some advice.
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