Hi, Initially I could not access the root home directory after setting SELinux in enforcing mode. I found information in the SELinux archive that the root home directory should be labeled sysadm_home_t, not admin_home_t as the files in my system’s root home directory are labeled. The output of “semanage user –l” on my system shows root with a Labeling Prefix of sysadm and the SELinux Roles of system_r, sysadm_r, staff_r. However, if I use “seinfo –tsysadm_home_t” I can’t find the type sysadm_home_t, and I get an error when I attempt to use semanage fcontext to change the file context type of files in /root to sysadm_home_t. Can anyone suggest what I should do to fix the labels for files in /root and the problems that I’m having with the sysadm_t domain? Thanks in advance for a response. Kim |
