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In the early 80's when I went to college, Holy Cross, computers were the big thing on campus. Everyone thought they had to take a computer class in order to understand computing. Problem was that the college only offered PL1/Fortran classes. So we had lots of liberal arts students taking PL1 and Fortran classes so they would know what this computing thing was all about. They came away from the experience thinking that computing was hard. Of course I got a lot of free beer, for helping them write their programs. :^) | In the early 80's when I went to college, Holy Cross, computers were the big thing on campus. Everyone thought they had to take a computer class in order to understand computing. Problem was that the college only offered PL1/Fortran classes. So we had lots of liberal arts students taking PL1 and Fortran classes so they would know what this computing thing was all about. They came away from the experience thinking that computing was hard. Of course I got a lot of free beer, for helping them write their programs. :^) | ||
We are doing the same thing with SELinux. So | We are doing the same thing with SELinux. So let's take a step back and talk about some of the fundamentals of SELinux, from my point of view. | ||
* [[SELinux/SecurityContext| Security Context ]] | * [[SELinux/SecurityContext| Security Context ]] | ||
* [[SELinux/EnforcePolicy| How does the SELinux enforce Policy?]] | * [[SELinux/EnforcePolicy| How does the SELinux enforce Policy?]] | ||
* [[SELinux/SELinuxApplications| Key | * [[SELinux/SELinuxApplications| Key Components: Applications ]] | ||
* [[SELinux/Login| Login Process ]] | * [[SELinux/Login| Login Process ]] | ||
* [[SELinux/Config| Config File /etc/selinux/config ]] | * [[SELinux/Config| Config File /etc/selinux/config ]] | ||
* [[SELinux/Configs| Config Files /etc/selinux/POLICYTPE/* ]] | * [[SELinux/Configs| Config Files /etc/selinux/POLICYTPE/* ]] | ||
* [[SELinux/FileContext| Loadable Modules File Context ]] | * [[SELinux/FileContext| Loadable Modules File Context ]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:20, 12 February 2016
SELinux for dummies
I gave a course at the SELinux Symposium on using SELinux in Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
http://people.redhat.com/dwalsh/SELinux/Presentations/ManageRHEL4.pdf
http://people.redhat.com/dwalsh/SELinux/Presentations/ManageRHEL5.pdf
After the talk, I was amazed at how many people came up to me and said they wish they had this talk before some of the more advanced talks.
In the early 80's when I went to college, Holy Cross, computers were the big thing on campus. Everyone thought they had to take a computer class in order to understand computing. Problem was that the college only offered PL1/Fortran classes. So we had lots of liberal arts students taking PL1 and Fortran classes so they would know what this computing thing was all about. They came away from the experience thinking that computing was hard. Of course I got a lot of free beer, for helping them write their programs. :^)
We are doing the same thing with SELinux. So let's take a step back and talk about some of the fundamentals of SELinux, from my point of view.