December 2018
Beginner
320 pages
8h 57m
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Each SELinux violation is assigned a unique identifier (UUID). This UUID is used with the sealert command to produce a summary of a report for a specific incident.
For example, let's create a file in root's home directory and move this file into /var/www/html/. Now, try to access that file through the web browser or from the command line using curl as shown in the following diagram:

The error report of the SELinux violation can be viewed now, using the UUID and sealert command, as shown in the following screenshot:
On applying the suggestions of the SELinux violation given in the sealert report, it will remove ...
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