Michael C Thompson wrote:
Bouncing a reply that Dan sent me back, because I had originally used
the wrong address for the LSPP list.
Daniel J Walsh wrote:
Michael C Thompson wrote:
secadm is the manager of SELinux policy, semanage tools, enforcing
on/off, load policy, etc. secadm also has privilages to view audit
logs, but not make modifications to them.
I was just able to change a user's password as
secadm_r:secadm_t:SystemLow-SystemHigh with policy 2.2.38-5... is this
intended?
Mike
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