Implements SELinux type checking and ensuring. #62
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It's true I should probably add some tests to this... |
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* I blanked out.
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OK I am now a bit confused because the tests pass locally. =| |
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Note to self, don't commit the All's well. =D |
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Great! Thanks for the code! |
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Implements SELinux type checking and ensuring.
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The current module doesn't allow enforcing of the SELinux type which can make the system fail to boot unless checked.
For example someone setting the type to
mlswithout proper configuration will cause the system to not be bootable. That way I can now forceenforcedandtargetedto ensure a bootable system and ensure that I am using the correct SELinux type.The default is set to
targetedas this is what most people seem to use (and doesn't affect the default option ofdisabledto my knowledge) and is the default in the config on most systems.