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There are a few ways to interpret what you are asking. |
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1) All files are labeled as they are moved to the filesystem. This is |
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done with the current system file_contexts file |
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2) if the daemon has a policy dependent on it (eg., apache-selinux) then |
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the policy will be installed to your policy dir (and backups are made) |
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but is not reloaded (and thus may have invalid contexts) |
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3) If you have FEATURES="loadpolicy" and there is a dependant policy |
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then it will be installed and reloaded to get the new contexts ready for |
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the application to install.. |
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Hope that answers your question. |
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Joshua Brindle |
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Robert M. Marmorstein wrote: |
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> Does the portage system patch my selinux policy on the fly as I install |
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> new executables? |
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> Thanks! |
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> Robert Marmorstein |
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