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hmm i thought this only applies to 2006.1 profile and hardened users |
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have to stick with old method.. |
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correct me of i'm wrong |
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Mike Edenfield wrote: |
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> Caleb Cushing wrote: |
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>> /etc/security/selinux/src/policy |
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>> policy doesn't exist in 2006.1 profile? hmm... I have a populated |
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>> directory on my other selinux box but there isn't one on this box. |
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>> not sure why. the only thing I can think of is that I started that |
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>> box on a 2005.1 profile.... because I don't recall downloading a |
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>> policy... do I need to download or write my own? or is there a faster |
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>> way? |
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> |
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> If you read the update SELinux HOWTO it will explain all of this (I |
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> just upgraded this weekend and it took me a minute, too.) |
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> The policy source isn't install on your system anymore, only the |
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> compiled policies. You don't need to 'make' the policy anymore. You |
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> use the new SELinux tools like rlpkg and semodule to load modules into |
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> the running system. |
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