Posts Tagged SELinux
Why I’m becoming increasingly disillusioned with SELinux
Posted by Kyle Lexmond in Linux on October 22, 2011
My history with SELinux is a… varied one. I first remember using it back in Fedora Core 6. I soon gave up on it, the labeling wasn’t consistent and I didn’t have the time nor inclination to relabel everything, especially when a quick one work change in a config file fixed all my problems. The […]
SELinux, Xen & LVMs
Posted by Kyle Lexmond in Xen on October 21, 2011
I discovered something new today: SELinux can and does prevent access to logical volumes. This is entirely unexpected for me, because I always thought SELinux only worked on files. I was wondering why my test VM suddenly refused to start with the error “Disk is not accessible” after I upgraded it to F16Beta. I checked […]