Hello,
are there any best practices for storing local modifications to the
security policy? Where to put local *.fc and *.te files and how to
create and install the binary modules from them?
For example - on my router I keep the state data
(arpwatch, dhcpd.leases, etc) on a shared DRBD volume, so I need
to add local *.fc file for this volume, in order arpwatch and dhcpd
can access it.
So far I have put the local *.te and *.fc files into /root/selinux,
created /root/selinux/Makefile, and I use "make" for compiling the
modules, and "make install" for installing them. Is there any canonical
way of doing this on Fedora?
Thanks,
-Yenya
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