Using Security-Enhanced Linux - Red Hat CERTIFICATE SYSTEM 7.2 - ADMINISTRATION Administration Manual

Chapter 3. Administrative Basics
3.6.6.4. TKS Default Instance Location
Default Location
/etc/init.d/rhpki-tks
/etc/rhpki-tks
/var/lib/rhpki-tks
/var/log/rhpki-tks
/var/log/rhpki-tks-
install.log
/var/run/rhpki-tks.pid
Table 3.5. TKS Default Instance Location
3.6.6.5. TPS Default Instance Location
Default Location
/etc/init.d/rhpki-tps
/etc/rhpki-tps/conf
/var/lib/rhpki-tps
/var/log/rhpki-tps
/var/log/rhpki-tps-
install.log
/var/log/rhpki-tps/
rhpki-tps.pid
Table 3.6. TPS Default Instance Location

3.7. Using Security-Enhanced Linux

Security-enhanced Linux, or SELinux, is a collection of mandatory access control rules which are
enforced across a system to restrict unauthorized access and tampering by limiting users and
applications to the lowest amount of access possible for them to operate. All Certificate System
subsystems can be installed and run with SELinux policies fully enforced.
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Type of Object
File
Directory
Directory
Directory
File
File
Type of Object
File
Directory
Directory
Directory
File
File
Description
The script used to start, stop, or
restart the TKS instance.
Contains the configuration file
for the TKS instance.
Contains the user-specific
default and customized forms
and data for the TKS instance.
Contains the log files for the
TKS instance.
A log file containing the
configuration steps performed
to create the TKS instance.
A file containing the active
process ID of the running TKS
instance.
Description
The script used to start, stop, or
restart the TPS instance.
Contains the configuration file
for the TPS instance.
Contains the user-specific
default and customized forms
and data for the TPS instance.
Contains the log files for the
TPS instance.
A log file containing the
configuration steps performed
to create the TPS instance.
A file containing the active
process ID of the running TPS
instance.