I have recently been brought back from the Dark Side™ to administer some Linux
boxen. Something that has changed in my absence is that SELinux is now enabled
by default and appears to have a fairly prohibitive default policy. (On CentOS)
I would like to draw on the group's experience and know
Hello Terry,
I have also had battles with SELinux. Much of the time loosing the
battle. There are usually some complaints in the logs that can be used
to modify rules. I have also been using the Apache module mod_security.
I ended up some time ago disabling SELinux (on Fedora 14). On Centos I
On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 08:09:41AM -0800, Terry Trapp wrote:
I have recently been brought back from the Dark Side™ to administer
some Linux boxen. Something that has changed in my absence is that
SELinux is now enabled by default and appears to have a fairly
prohibitive default policy. (On
