Stephen Smalley wrote:
If you want to apply the same contexts, you can use setfiles -r. But note that there can be an advantage to using separate types on the chroot'd environment, and then not allowing any access by that process' domain to the base types used on the real filesystem.
Any chance you can update to FC4?
I've got to release a beta this week so I'm sticking with FC3 at the moment. I'll certainly upgrade for the next version.
I don't see the -r option in man setfiles. Is it a new option in FC4?
On Mon, 2005-06-27 at 14:07 -0400, Steve Brueckner wrote:
I've got to release a beta this week so I'm sticking with FC3 at the moment. I'll certainly upgrade for the next version.
I don't see the -r option in man setfiles. Is it a new option in FC4?
No, never trust the documentation.
/usr/sbin/setfiles -r /path/to/chroot /path/to/file_contexts /path/to/chroot
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