> So my questions are fourfold: > > o How can one cause the correct httpd_user_content_t type to be > automatically assigned to user public_html directories (and > subdirectories)? Not possible. Put the folder in /etc/skel with the correct context. Maybe this should be done by default in Fedora, or maybe not. > > o How can one cause the correct httpd_user_content_t type to be > automatically assigned to user content (files) in user public_html > directores? Possible w/ file_type_auto_trans rule. Will investigate... > o Why are files initially receiving a user context of user_u rather > than system_u ? This is normal - the user part of the context is set to the user who created the file - no problem here. > And one file, slightly unrelated question: > > o When I installed this server and restored user data to it, the user > context on all the files was set to root rather than user_u (and why > not system_u?). I've reset everything to the correct user context > with chcon, but I'd like to know why this happened. Because you restored the context as root, probably. The user is set to whoever operates on the file. -- Ivan Gyurdiev <ivg2@xxxxxxxxxxx> Cornell University
