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WARNING Naming is very important in MVC because it is used to infer where to send requests. It is important you enter the names exactly as specified.

The first option, -h, displays some help text for Bastille s command-line operation. The next two options allow you to specify what mode you would like Bastille to run in: -c for console mode and -x for X-Windows. The next option, -b, tells Bastille to run in batch mode and apply the configuration contained in the /etc/Bastille/config file to the system. As discussed previously, this is useful for ensuring multiple systems have the same security settings. If you run Bastille using the -b switch, then you need to have a configuration file containing the Bastille run you would like to duplicate in the /etc/Bastille/ directory in a file called config. Listing 6-16 shows the start of a Bastille run using an already existing configuration. Listing 6-16. Running Bastille Linux in Batch Mode puppy# bastille -b NOTE: Entering Critical Code Execution. Bastille has disabled keyboard interrupts. NOTE: Bastille is scanning the system configuration...

Bastille is now locking down your system in accordance with your answers in the "config" file. Please be patient as some modules may take a number of minutes, depending on the speed of your machine. The next option, -l, requests the location of the file containing details of the last interactive run of Bastille performed. Finally, the -r option allows you to revert to your previous configuration. I will cover that option a little further on in this section. I will show you how to use Bastille running in console mode. To launch Bastille, run the following: puppy# bastille -c If this is the first time you have run Bastille, it will show you its license and disclaimer. To acknowledge the license and disclaimer, type accept when prompted, and Bastille will show you a screen explaining how to use the console-based text interface. Bastille uses a simple set of controls. You can use the Tab key to move between menu items and options and Enter to select the required option. Thus, from the explanation screen, you can select the < Next > option using the Tab key and hit Enter to continue through and launch the first of the configuration screens. Figure 6-1 shows you the first configuration screen. So what does Bastille do Well, it runs a variety of modules that allow you to configure system-level security. These modules include such features as the following: Securing administration utilities Removing setuid from a variety of tools Setting password aging Setting a default umask Protecting GRUB and single-user mode Restricting root logons

Figure 6-1. Bastille s text user interface explanation screen Bastille explains in some detail what making each change will entail and why it is useful or more secure to change a particular setting; I recommend reading carefully through each section before making any changes.

6. Make sure that the option to create action methods for create, update, and delete scenarios is unchecked (you will create them in this example, but this is a useful option to quickly put an application together). Click Add. Replace the method Index with the following code: public ActionResult Index() { ViewData["Message"] = "Hello and welcome to MVC!"; return View(); }

s After you have run Bastille, you need to reboot your system! This is important, and without it the Tip

You can also undo the changes you have made on your system with Bastille. To do this, run the command shown in Listing 6-17. Listing 6-17. Undoing the Bastille Changes puppy# bastille -r This generally works fine, but a caveat is associated with using this. If you have changed a great deal of your configuration since running Bastille, it may not properly recognize what needs to be undone. In this case, Bastille will terminate with an error rather than try to revert your configuration to what was previously stored.