First selinux problem, help!

[Mark Haney]

Daniel J Walsh wrote:
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>
> If you log in directly as root, you should get the correct context, if 
> you log in as a normal user and then execute su or sudo you will not.
>
I had no clue about that.  I assumed  (and wrongly obviously) that root, 
no matter how you got there would get the correct context.  Will su - or 
sudo su - give you the correct context?

> semanage login -l
>
> Will list your login records
>
> semanage login -m
>
> will modify
>
> semanage login -a
>
> will add
>
> If you do not have a login record for a particular user, they will 
> default to __default__
>
Thanks for all the info.  I'll be keeping this for reference.



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Mark Haney
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