SELinux Cookbook

Creating the development environment

We will now create a development environment in which the SELinux policies and upstream project code as well as the functions we use to easily query the SELinux policies will be stored. This environment will have the following three top-level locations:

• local/: This location contains the SELinux rules that are local to the system and not part of a cooperatively developed repository (that is, where other developers work)
• centralized/: This location contains checkouts of the various repositories used in the development environment
• bin/: This location contains the supporting script(s) we will use to query the policy sources as well as troubleshoot the SELinux issues

In this exercise, we will also populate the centralized/ ...