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Hi We are currently integrating our SELinux Policy on a RHEL5
machine. However, we are having difficulty in restricting our application within
a specific directory because “something” changes our security
context type of our users to init_t instead of unconfined_t. Root gets changed
to (i.e. <user>:<role>:init_t). We are running with init level 4.
We must have tried everything in the book to determine what changes the
security context type of our users. Would anyone have any tips? We did change inittab to run init level 5, touch
/.autorelabel, rebooted, checked id –Z and it is unconfined_t.
However, ultimately we would like to run with init 4. Thanks in advance. |
