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Not certain about your point... but if you meant SELinux should be turned off, then you got it wrong, I think. SELinux is more like your Firewall. You don't tur
by mlrhazi 11y ago
Not certain about your point... but if you meant SELinux should be turned off, then you got it wrong, I think. SELinux is more like your Firewall. You don't turn your firewall off because some software you are trying to use does not work!
- rlaitila 11y agoI agree with you. SELinux should be on by default much like a firewall, but I guess I was referring to packages not shipping selinux policies leaving the user in limbo about why the software which is documented to work out of the box does not.