Fedora (again) forces me to disable SELinux

[Matej Cepl]

On Mon, 31 Mar 2008 19:32:16 -0700, darrell pfeifer scripst:
> I didn't realize that turning off selinux meant I was such a bad tester.
> I just thought it meant there were some parts of the system that I was
> unwilling to test. I don't feel cheap or irresponsible.
> 
> If testing selinux is such an important part of the testing agreement,
> please publish this information in a written rather than tacit place.

No turning off selinux doesn't make you bad tester, certainly not. But 
the point I have is that it is really not that bad -- there ARE many bugs 
in SELinux policy (because it is built against moving target of still 
changing Fedora), but OTOH dwalsh is really unbelievable -- bugs I filed 
with him in CC list (he prefers to file bugs against the programs which 
have problems) and SELinux keyword are in 80% of cases (or even more) 
fixed to the next day. And I have filed many many many bugs for him :-)

Matej

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