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#SELinux

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Been testing out the #virtiofs support now baked into #proxmoxVE. It works, had to do some #selinux adjustments on #fedora to allow my #podman containers to use the mountpoint. Added this policy

```
(allow container_t unlabeled_t ( dir ( read write )))
```

In raw speed it is definitely not a winner - #nfs is easily double the speed. But on this particular VM I don't need the speed - it is nice that this is all self-contained now, and I can actually remove NFS altogether.

Dieser Montag ist zu ruhig:

- 39 ungelesene Mails
- DATEV fully operational 😳
- Monitoring still
- Keine weinenden User 🙁

So kann die #it nicht arbeiten, wir brauchen den Kick und Erfolgserlebnisse!

Tages-Spiel-Projekt: #selinux #mls. Wer da durchsteigt, bekommt diesen Monat 500€ Prämie aufs Gehalt. Manchmal muss man sich eben eine Beschäftigung aus den Fingern saugen 😅

Let the hunger games begin 😈

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Ugh #SELinux is the worst. I'm sure it's 100% my lack of understanding it though. I have my installation scripts all worked out with #Rex. At first for #AlmaLinux 8 but also adapted it to 9.

I had it all working properly under 9, but this new VPS somehow mounts the root disk in read-only mode after a reboot when SELinux has been enabled.

I'm *really* tempted to just keep it in permissive mode and ignore it for the rest of my life.

So #opensuse switched to #selinux. Changing my systems works. Only Steam is not running, because selinux blocks boolean.
I have to admit, that I don't understand selinux. Is there a easy to understand tutorial? I don't want to mess around.
In the suse forum I found this solution:
sudo setsebool selinuxuser_execmod 1
..but with hint: If you understand the risks.

I don't understand the risc :)

Replied to openSUSE Linux

@opensuse

Do you plan on doing more #SELinux hardening than #Fedora does?

Because how it is, SELinux on Fedora just makes #run0 a pain to use, while user processes are all unconfined, making it pretty pointless.

Or do you plan on making it user friendly?

There are many issues with #Flatpak that should be addressed. Alternatively, #UID #Sandboxing using #SimpleSandbox and SELinux could be used, which is way simpler and more secure, but relies on native packages

wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Simple_sa

wiki.gentoo.orgSimple sandbox - Gentoo wiki