December 2016
Intermediate to advanced
300 pages
6h 36m
English
We can always maintain our own SELinux policy modules as well. To accomplish this, we either need to have at least a file with the .te suffix (which stands for type enforcement) and optionally a file context (.fc) file and interface (.if) file or, when using the new policy format, a .cil file. All these files need to have the same base name, which will be used as a module name later.
There are several formats in which SELinux policy modules can be written:
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