Fwd: SElinux user tools 2.5 change

Daniel J Walsh <dwalsh@xxxxxxxxxx> · Thu, 30 Jun 2016 14:47:55 -0700

         A
              customer is asking:
        The SELinux
            userspace tools version 2.5 introduced a change to remove
            the semodule version from the semodule –l output.  This
            poses problems for people (like us) who are using
            configuration management tools like Puppet to manage SELinux
            modules – how is Puppet supposed to know which version of
            the module is installed?  Should it try to load the module
            every time?

        I have
            raised the issue with Puppet as
            https://tickets.puppetlabs.com/browse/PUP-5649
            but I believe the real question should be, how is a config
            management system supposed to know which version of a module
            to try to install?

        Thanks for
            any assistance you can provide with this, and we will
            continue to run in enforcing mode by default for RHEL 7+.

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