12-10-2019, 10:37 AM
@fChk
thanks for your post. nowadays, i like selinux to be kept active in warning (permissive) mode. cause i am just afraid that may be full enforce mode will lead to some disaster someday on my online servers when i am not online and some important security update has taken place automatically ( i do set it to auto). this is the first time I'm seeing such issues in this context. may be installing directly from latest original sources would confirm about where the issue crops up from.
do you think selinux policy requires update in such cases ? updating the selinux policy description in /etc/selinux/ could solve such issues ? i was thinking that. thanks
thanks for your post. nowadays, i like selinux to be kept active in warning (permissive) mode. cause i am just afraid that may be full enforce mode will lead to some disaster someday on my online servers when i am not online and some important security update has taken place automatically ( i do set it to auto). this is the first time I'm seeing such issues in this context. may be installing directly from latest original sources would confirm about where the issue crops up from.
do you think selinux policy requires update in such cases ? updating the selinux policy description in /etc/selinux/ could solve such issues ? i was thinking that. thanks
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