On Wed, 2013-11-13 at 11:18 -0200, Leonidas Da Silva Barbosa wrote:
> >
> Sorry, I did know sepermit yet, if I got the idea, it allows some SELinux
> user to login without password (:exclusive), and (:ignore) to avoid that
> seadmin users can login if system is in permissive mode, also allowing
> just one session by users, right?
> For sure it is a good one approach, becoming the environment more isolated
> and confined.
>
> These problems you found trying use sepermit in F19 also appears in new
> F20? Or , maybe is it a bug? I'll test it in F20.
>
>
F19, i do not know if it still is problem in F{20,21}
But yes, I think you have the idea roughly
It is a neat functionality, especially when one relies heavily on
SELinux
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