Hi again,
on all Red Hat servers the SELinux is disabled after running the playbook connections-setup-complete.yml, but I see tons of SELinux rules added during the installation. So why are these rules added, when SELinux is disabled everywhere?
On the other side SElinux is the best prevention for container escapes, so at a minimum SELinux should be activated latest after the installation.
Hi again, on all Red Hat servers the SELinux is disabled after running the playbook connections-setup-complete.yml, but I see tons of SELinux rules added during the installation. So why are these rules added, when SELinux is disabled everywhere?
On the other side SElinux is the best prevention for container escapes, so at a minimum SELinux should be activated latest after the installation.
Regards Christoph