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by freedomben
2065 days ago
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selinux is at the heart just about labels. If something tries to do something but doesn't have the right label, selinux will block it. I agree working with selinux is a bit of a PITA but if you learn sealert, ausearch, and/or audit2allow it can severely reduce the pain and allow you to keep selinux enabled. I really like this page personally: https://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/SELinux |
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