[CentOS] CentOS 6, selinux, and user modules
Harold Pritchett
harold at uga.edu
Sat Aug 2 19:27:18 UTC 2014
On 8/2/2014 2:39 PM, Harold Pritchett wrote:
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After changing /etc/selinux/config from "SELINUXTYPE=targeted" to SELINUXTYPE=mls" I was unable to log on remotely as root, nor could I "su" to root from a regular id. Who knows
what else changed. I'm almost afraid to look. I had to log on via the hardware console as root and change the entry in /etc/selinux/config back to "SELINUXTYPE=targeted" in order
to be able to access the system normally.
What is "mls" and where can I find it documented?
I'm not sure but that what I want to do is completely get rid of this "mls" stuff and go back to a simple "targeted" selinux install. If this requires that I re-install the system
and somehow get it into "targeted" mode then that's OK. Better now than finding out later after a bunch of other stuff has been installed.
Any thoughts???
Harold
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