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Hi Caleb, |
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> I'm thinking of running SElinux on my desktop, as an experiment, but in |
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> order to safeguard myself, because I'm not yet that familiar with it is |
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> there a way to disable selinux at boot? or some other way I can disable it |
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> entirely in case it's making my system unusable. |
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> I use grub as a bootloader. |
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Use selinux=0 as kernel parameter. After booting without SeLinux enabled |
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you propably will need to relabel your files to switch back to SeLinux. |
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Some googleling found this URL: |
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http://www.crypt.gen.nz/selinux/disable_selinux.html |
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As for using SeElinux as a Desktop-System: It is not (yet) supported by |
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gentoo. |
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<heretic-mode> Redhat/Fedora support SeLinux enabled GUI systems, if you |
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are new to selinux and are indifferent to the distro you use you might |
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want to try them. </heretic-mode> |
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Jens |
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