>> I would like to learn the proper way for a package to install an associated >> te file, rebuild the SELinux policy and load the new policy. Could someone >> point me in the proper direction? Is there something better than "make >> reload" in the post-install script? > Currently there is no proper method. > > Loading the policy in the post-install alone won't do it. Any policy that > is significant will add new file types, and the package which contains the > policy (*) will have files that need to be labeled with those types. This > means that you would have to not only load the policy but label the files > in the post-install script. This is ugly. Does this mean that this is not a blocker for Fedora Core 2, as the entry in the SELinux roadmap at http://fedora.redhat.com/projects/selinux/ seems to imply ("Fedora Core 2 release may happen after item 9 or 10...")? -- Mike
