FC5, SELinux strict, and kickstart

[David Nedrow]

Has anyone successfully installed FC5 while specifying the strict  
policy via kickstart?

I've made the changes recommended in the FC5 SELinux FAQ (adding % 
package entry for selinux-policy-strict and lokkit/touch lines to  
kickstart), but when the system boots everything seems to hang. If I  
boot permissive, I see a ton of entries in the audit log that appear  
to relate to virtually every step of the boot process.

The odd thing is, if I install manually from the DVD, everything  
works fine. It's only when I try an automated network build that  
things seem to fall apart.

Does this question more properly belong to the kickstart list?

Any help will be appreciated.

-David

[shintaro_fujiwara]

I run a server on strict policy.

I tell you what I did.
First you should put your network plug off.
And set permissive strict.
And you should make a module by /var/log/messages
And reboot.
Then you should make a module by audit.log
You should make a module every service, because
you want to make it strict.

I suggest you to make it Enforcing and every time
you get denied messages, you allow one by one.
You can consule SELinux FAQ or Mr. Dan Walsh's blog.

I struggled on cron for a month, but you can
consult interfaces conserning cron.
I advise you take advantage on interfaces.
Patience is all you need.
You will be rewarded.

Anyway, strict policy I heard not tested well,
so, if you succeeded, please let us know.

I somehow managed apache,mysql,postgresql,
dns,no-ip(my original)...
And remember no one can complain what you did.
Security is a private issue but don't bother anybody.

2006-10-10 (火) の 09:23 -0400 に David Nedrow さんは書きました:
> Has anyone successfully installed FC5 while specifying the strict  
> policy via kickstart?
>
> I've made the changes recommended in the FC5 SELinux FAQ (adding % 
> package entry for selinux-policy-strict and lokkit/touch lines to  
> kickstart), but when the system boots everything seems to hang. If I  
> boot permissive, I see a ton of entries in the audit log that appear  
> to relate to virtually every step of the boot process.
>
> The odd thing is, if I install manually from the DVD, everything  
> works fine. It's only when I try an automated network build that  
> things seem to fall apart.
>
> Does this question more properly belong to the kickstart list?
>
> Any help will be appreciated.
>
> -David
>
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