newbie question about installation

[Zaharioudakis Nikos]

I just managed to download the FC2t1, bandwidth in Greece is not always a simple
thing. does this version have any selinux features so I can play with and give
back any feedback ?

Nikos Zaharioudakis

[Gene Czarcinski]

On Sunday 28 March 2004 12:36, Zaharioudakis Nikos wrote:
> I just managed to download the FC2t1, bandwidth in Greece is not always a
> simple thing. does this version have any selinux features so I can play
> with and give back any feedback ?

Unfortunately you will need FC2 Test2 which will be available early next week 
or a snapshot of the current development tree.  You could update a Test 1 
system to what is currently in development (which is pretty much Test2) but 
that is very prone to error and pretty much replaces everything in Test1.

Gene

[Russell Coker]

On Mon, 29 Mar 2004 04:06, Gene Czarcinski  wrote:
> On Sunday 28 March 2004 12:36, Zaharioudakis Nikos wrote:
> > I just managed to download the FC2t1, bandwidth in Greece is not always a
> > simple thing. does this version have any selinux features so I can play
> > with and give back any feedback ?
>
> Unfortunately you will need FC2 Test2 which will be available early next
> week or a snapshot of the current development tree.  You could update a
> Test 1 system to what is currently in development (which is pretty much
> Test2) but that is very prone to error and pretty much replaces everything
> in Test1.

To have things working in the most convenient manner FC2T2 will be good.  But 
getting FC2T1 to work isn't particularly difficult, you just need to install 
the latest kernel (not really required but strongly recommended), policy (or 
policy-sources), policycoreutils, and checkpolicy.  Then run
"make -C /etc/security/selinux/src/policy relabel" and reboot, with a bit of 
luck it should be working.

NB If you install the packages I list above they will drag in other 
dependencies, so you will probably end up downloading about 20M.  Much easier 
than getting all of FC2T2.

But if you want to seriously use the machine (rather than just learning about 
SE Linux) then getting the latest version will be beneficial.