On Fri, Nov 29, 2019 at 09:00:19PM +0100, Maciej Żenczykowski wrote:
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I'm of the opinion that SELinux and other security policy modules
should be reserved for things related to system wide security policy.
Not for things that are more along the lines of 'functionality'.
Makes sense.
Also selinux has 'permissive' mode which causes the system to ignore
all selinux access controls (in favour of just logging) and this is
what is commonly used during development (because it's such a pain to
work with).
Agree, this would be a big problem.
IOW, "you don't have permission to access to this" != "you just can't use this, no
matter what"
FWIW, I rest my case :-)
Thanks,
Marcelo