Re: SELinux MLS Policies

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On 31/08/16 07:37, ileyd wrote:
> 
> Have you managed to correct the incorrect labelling of /etc?  When I've tried to use the MLS policy on RHEL/CentOS 7-7.2, that has stopped logins from working when running in enforcing mode.
> 

So if I turn off the dontaudit rules that issue shows up with
unix_chkpwd and mls_constrain AVCs. Admittedly I did notice it was at
s15 but thought that was intentional. Though, as most of the files in
/etc are at s0 that doesn't sound right.

Anyway, changing /etc to s0 allows logins to work; and looks more like
what I would expect an out-of-the-box MLS system to look like.

Thanks for the advice.


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