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how does this handle SELinux on Fedora? Is SELinux below the userland, so it doesn't factor in at all?
by 2bitencryption 9y ago
how does this handle SELinux on Fedora? Is SELinux below the userland, so it doesn't factor in at all?
- moosingin3space 9y agoIIRC SELinux is an LSM which runs in the kernel.
- sp332 9y agoRight, the WSL still uses the Windows kernel, so anything at that level (filesystem permissions etc) will be handled either by the kernel or by the "pico provider" syscall translators.