selinux security

Jim Perrin jperrin at gmail.com
Thu Jul 6 00:16:29 CEST 2006


> I have installed Nagios on a new RedHat linux 2.4.9.  The  sever has SELINUX enabled.

Huh? There is no redhat linux 2.4.9. If you're talking about redhat 9
(I think this had a 2.4.9 version kernel) then it does not have
selinux unless it's been REALLY bastardized/upgraded.



> Does anyone have a definitive list of context commands (chcon) to grant proper Nagios access?

Anyway, this should help you ->
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.network.nagios.user/33586/match=selinux

>
> None of the postings clearly define what commands are needed.

Not every installation or selinux ruleset is the same, so changes will
occur across distributions  and across rulesets. Salt to taste.

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