Elko Kuric wrote: > I decided to move my debian installation to use Selinux, and I > installed it using > http://wiki.debian.org/SELinux howto ( Debian 5 ) > When Selinux is in "permissive" mode, network connection is up and it > works but when I switch Selinux to "enforcing" mode network interface > is down after reboot. From what I can remember this is an issue with the network hotplug. A short way to solve this is to simply disable hotplug for all your interfaces in /etc/network/interfaces (see man interfaces). You have a server anyway so you shouldn't need to plug network cards in and out while it's running. For a permanent fix, kindly report this to the debian folk. You will probably also experience AVC denials for all the scripts in /etc/network/*.d directories as they are not run in proper context. Again a quick solution is to disable them. I also recommend looking at Russell Coker's page [1] as he has created some packages that fix the most outcrying problems (eg. postfix). I am successfully running SELinux on debian lenny (5.0), so it can be done, only it needs some patience. Regards, Michal Svoboda [1] http://doc.coker.com.au/computers/installing-se-linux-on-lenny
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