Re: [OpenNode-users] SELinux disable. Why?

[<ope...@li...>]

Thats the current state of things - but there is certainly interest to support SELinux in OpenNode - just we have not had time to deal with it yet. 
In order to get it going as priority - there are 2 possibilities:
1)  you do some voluntary work and contribute initial SELinux policy that we can base on
2)  or contribute resources for sponsored development - so we can assign our developer on that :-)

Regards,
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On 05.12.2012, at 7:00, ope...@li... wrote:

> All the howtos I've read indicate that SELinux must be  disabled,
> Is there a reason Audit2Allow isnt/hasnt been used to create a usable policy? I am not sure I feel comfortable having a host running core service guests without it to run vanguard against rogue applications or users.
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