Stephen Smalley wrote:
On Fri, 2004-02-27 at 13:56, John Ellson wrote:
Booting with selinux=0 is working well for me.
Are there any special steps to be taken when removing selinux=0, i.e. when
I'm ready to try selinux again?
You'll need to relabel your filesystems. Install policy-sources, cd
/etc/security/selinux/src/policy && make relabel. Not sure about the
corresponding rpm file contexts state.
Thanks for your reponse.
Do I do that before or after rebooting with selinux enabled?
If after, do I log in as a conventional root user, or do I need a different login procedure?
What are "corresponding rpm file contexts state" ? What should I look for?
I know about dmesg, but these messages are not recorded in dmesg, nor in /var/log/messages.
There are some unreadable instructions that scroll by in boot messages
to the console, then disappear with the login prompt, that I fear might be
telling me something important???
dmesg is your friend.
John
