Hi,
I have a case with script which connects via ssh, transfers executable to /tmp folder and tries to run it. SELinux is blocking the execution, which is expected behavior from a security perspective.
Simple way is to create a rule `allow user_t user_home_t:file { execute };` execution, but I am unable to affect the user_t or process_t in my case. And that it is not secure to allow too wide execution rights for the /tmp folder.
I believe this scenario is common, but still unable to find a way to properly handle this. Is there a proper way to do this?
Thanks!
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