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Hi, |
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I have installed a small server with Gentoo hardened and SELinux for |
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several months now. |
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Everything worked just fine until I merged the latest stable SELinux |
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packages(policycoreutils, libselinux, libsepol, ...). |
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I encountered some linking problems which disappeared when I reemerged |
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the packages. |
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After reloading the policy I noticed that the output of sestatus was |
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different. My basic output looked like this: |
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SELinux status: enabled |
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SELinuxfs mount: /selinux |
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Current mode: enforcing |
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Mode from config file: error (No such file or directory) |
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Policy version: 20 |
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Policy from config file: targeted |
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OK, "targeted" sounds like FC, didn't spend too much time with that but |
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when trying to emerge a package-update I've encountered problems with |
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setting the correct file-context. It reported that |
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/etc/selinux/targeted/.../file_contexts couldn't be found. |
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I decided to install the whole SELinux-support and packages at zero. |
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Booted kernel wihtout SE-support, changed make.profile, reemerged all |
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packages with selinux dependencies, uninstalled every SELinux package. |
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Then changed make.profile to selinux, booted kernel with SE-support, |
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emerged SELinux-packages, loaded policy, reemerged all packages with |
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selinux-flag, reemerged all required seliux-policy-files, reloaded |
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policy and relabeled the whole harddisk. |
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sestatus output looks now like this: |
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SELinux status: enabled |
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SELinuxfs mount: /selinux |
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Current mode: enforcing |
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Mode from config file: error (No such file or directory) |
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Policy version: 20 |
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Policy from config file: security |
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All applications seem to work just fine in enforcing mode but I've still |
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a bad feeling reading an error-message. |
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Are there any known problems with the latest versions of the |
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SELinux-packages? |
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What does the "Mode from config file" message mean? (I think the output |
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comes from a function in libselinux while checking some files in /etc?!) |
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Every kind of help is welcome. |
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Regards, |
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Markus |
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