On Wed, Jul 15, 2020 at 10:09 AM Jason Strauss <jpstrauss1201@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I am starting this post to have any confusion I may have as to how a > context is applied, cleared up. I am currently trying to work off of > the RHEL 8 selinux source rpm to apply an MLS type policy. I have > noticed that upon compiling and installing the rpm on a new system > install there are files that do not get correct syntax. When I look at > the file_contexts file the context is correctly listed for example > /usr/bin/sudo, but never correctly applied during a touch > /.autorelabel on first system boot. However if i do a restorecon -RF > on /usr/bin/sudo it matches what is in the file_context folder but > appears to break sudo stating it can't find file libsudo_util.so.0. I > have noticed this happening with several other files during system > installation and would like to understand why the system isn't > properly labeled upon rpm installation and a relabel. Just a reminder that this mailing list exists primarily for the development and support of the upstream SELinux components. While a number of RH employees participate in discussions on this mailing list, this is not a Red Hat or RHEL support forum. I would encourage you to contact your RH support contact for RHEL specific issues. -- paul moore www.paul-moore.com
