Red Hat ENTERPRISE LINUX 4 - SELINUX GUIDE Manual page 124

110
how to, 95
D
DAC
definition, 107
definition of
DAC, 107
MAC, 107
object classes, 10
permissions, 10
targeted policy, 29
direct information flow
(See information flow)
directories
policy files and directories, 30
directories for SELinux
what are, iii
where are, 6
directory access
how to, 64
directory presentation, iii
disable
enforcement, 65
SELinux, 65
SELinux protection of a daemon, 65
discretionary access control
(See DAC)
documentation references
(See references)
domain transition analysis, 88
domains
attributes, 12
dhcpd, 48
domain transition analysis, 88
dumping logs
how to, 71
dumping policy
how to, 71
E
enable
enforcement, 65
kernel auditing, 70
SELinux, 65
SELinux protection of a daemon, 65
end users
controlling and maintaining SELinux, 55
troubleshooting user problems, 67
example
file contexts files, 38
network declaration, 34
role allow, 25
role declaration, 25
F
file content description
syntax, 38
file contexts files
example, 38
files
policy files and directories, 30
where are SELinux files, 6
Flask, 107
documentation references
(See references)
Flask security architecture
and SELinux, 1, 3
further reading
(See references)
G
genfs labeling, 8
granting access to a directory
how to, 64
GUI tools
apol, 83
seaudit, 76
H
history
SELinux, 107
how to
administrator tasks, 62
analyze a macro, 22
archive files and directories, 60
assume a new role or type, 69
backtrack a rule, 22
backup files, 60
change a Boolean setting, 66
change the policy, 67
compile policy, 91
dump or view logs, 71
dump or view policy, 71
enable kernel auditing, 70
enable or disable enforcement, 65
enable or disable SELinux protection of a daemon,
65
end user tasks, 55
grant access to a directory, 64
install a policy package, 64
know when to compile, 91
know when to reboot, 70
load a binary policy, 64
manage NFS home directories, 63
performance tune, 89