Docker daemon in enforcing state

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Hi, 

So, I have been trying to play around with MLS (which I have successfully configured) on CentOS 7. I'm aiming to apply some security policies (categorization of docker containers) via MLS, but I can't seem to access and get correct labels of docker daemon if I am in `enforcing` mode. However, changing it to permissive mode allow me to access the service and have correct label. In enforcing mode, I get unlablled_t on the docker dirs. 


I am fairly new to SELinux so please excuse me if this is a silly question but I am pretty sure I am missing something here. Any sort of help would be appreciated. Thanks.

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Umair Sarfraz



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