Types, permissions, and constraints
Now that we know more about types (both for processes as well as files and other resources), let's look into how these are used in the SELinux policy in more detail.
Understanding type attributes
We have discussed the sesearch
application already and how it can be used to query the current SELinux policy. Let's look again at the process transitions:
$ sesearch -s initrc_t -t httpd_t -c process -p transition -A
Found 1 semantic av rules:
allow initrc_domain daemon : process transition ;
Even though we asked for the rules related to the initrc_t
source domain and the httpd_t
target, we get a rule back for the initrc_domain
source domain and the daemon
target. What sesearch
did here was show us how the requested ...
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