Does selinuxfs support ACL?

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Hello everyone,

Recently, I want to make other user use some selinux commands( i.e. setenforce)without using sudo.But , I find the file that /selinux/enforce ‘s dac-list is –rw-r- -r- - root root which means only root(or set-user-id-root) can use “setenforce 0”.So I started to think about apply acl on /selinux/**.

I used acl like this:

Mount –t selinuxfs –o remount,acl,rw none /selinux;

Cat /etc/mtab | grep selinux;//result:seccuss

So,then:

Setfacl –m u:newuser:rw /selinux/enforce;//result:failed

I want to figure out where failed, thanks!:)

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