Thanks for reply.
Now root can't access to the postgresql data files.
I'd tweaked selinux policy for that.
I just need to prevent executing 'su postgres' command by root.
On Sun, 13 Jun 2004 18:43, "Igor Borisovsky" <igor@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I commented using su_domain() in the admin_domain() macro.
So root(in sysadm_t) can't execute su command at all.
But it will be better if root can't execute su command only for one certain
user.
This gains you nothing. The "root" user as sysadm_t can directly access all
the postgres files unless you make some other significant changes to the
policy.
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