Let's document: SELinux

[vitorhcl]

Command description

"A security enhancement to Linux which allows users and administrators more control over access control."

Documentation

https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/SELinux/Tutorials/How_SELinux_controls_file_and_directory_accesses https://selinuxproject.org/page/User_Resources

Platform

Linux

Additional information

No response

Commands

• [ ] audit2allow
• [ ] audit2why
• [ ] chcat
• [x] chcon
• [X] fixfiles
• [x] getenforce #12741
• [x] getsebool #12834
• [x] matchpathcon #12841
• [ ] newrole
• [X] restorecon
• [ ] restorecond
• [ ] run_init
• [X] runcon
• [ ] sealert
• [x] secon #12841
• [ ] selinuxenabled
• [X] semanage
• [x] semanage-boolean #12834
• [x] semanage-fcontext
• [ ] semanage-interface
• [ ] semanage-login
• [x] semanage-permissive #12834
• [x] semanage-port #12834
• [ ] semanage-user
• [ ] semodule
• [ ] sesearch
• [ ] sestatus
• [x] setenforce #12834
• [ ] setfiles
• [x] setsebool #12834
• [x] togglesebool #12840

[cyqsimon]

I added several (sub)commands that I think are frequently useful FYI.