The name/ usage of browser_confine_xguest is a bit confusing and
system-config-selinux does not give any enlightenment. It may not even matter since I do not have xguest installed, but for academic purposes, does browser_confine_xguest confine the xguest to only browsing the localhost if it is on or off? Dan Walsh's journal seems to indicate that this should be on to allow browsing of the Internet by xguest which would seem to be the opposite of confine. This indicates whether the xguest account will transition to xguest_mozilla_t or not. If you turn this boolean on, xguest will be able to browse the web using firefox/mozilla. If you turn it off the account will only be allowed to run mozilla/firefox locally. You will not have any access to the net. -- http://danwalsh.livejournal.com/13376.htmlAm I just reading this wrong? Regards, John |
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