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List:       selinux
Subject:    question
From:       Stefanos Harhalakis <v13 () priest ! com>
Date:       2007-02-05 17:33:59
Message-ID: 200702051933.59532.v13 () priest ! com
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Hi there,

  Recently I started reading of selinux and I find it very useful. I'm planing 
to use it for a multiuser server installation during the next 6 months. I've 
read most of the documents I could find and a large portion of the 'SELinux 
by Example' book.

  No matter where I looked I did not find an answer to the following question:

  When using the refpolicy, is it possible to adjust permissions without 
changing the existing modules? As far as I understand, the proper way to 
perform changes to existing modules is to change the appropriate .te file and 
recompile it, but this presumes that there is only one kind of policy, one 
policy tree and no future upgrades. Should I create my own supplementary 
modules without defining any interfaces and load them?

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