Troels Arvin wrote:
No. SELinux is parallel to normal Linux/Unix protections. So anything that is prevented doHello,
I'm new to selinux, and I haven't read all documentation yet.
Still, can't help asking: Does selinux make it possible to run a non-root program and let that program bind to a port < 1024? (Something which I've long missed in Linux.)
to Normal Unix protections will be prevented in an SELinux System. In the future this might
change.
Dan