On Wed, Feb 02, 2005 at 04:38:29PM -0700, Jared W. Robinson wrote: > As an FYI, apt-get doesn't support SELinux. I didn't know that until now. Actually, apt-get has SELinux support in CVS, just not in the latest released version (0.5.15cnc6). Which version of apt-get are you running, and from which repository? I know that apt in Fedora Extras is using the CVS version, but I believe Dag's apt might still be at the last released version. BTW, the SELinux patch is available at http://distro2.conectiva.com.br/pipermail/apt-rpm/2004-June/002415.html. It's pretty minor. Gary > On Wed, Feb 02, 2005 Daniel J Walsh wrote: > > > > > > I installed the FC3 machine from scratch, and it was running for > > > some time without problems in targeted mode. [...] But looking at it > > > today, many libraries in the /lib directory had the wrong contexts. > > > I wonder if using apt-get and freshrpms or the Dag Wieers rpms had > > > anything to do with the "degradation" of my system. > > > > apt-get does not have the SELinux port, so any RPM that you installed > > would get the default context for the directory that it was installed > > in. Yum and rpm support SELinux but apt does not. (We don't ship apt so > > I don't get a chance to change it. You might find a SELinux version of > > it available from debian.)
