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Why would you use SELinux along with systemd? Systemd can do filesystem permissions declaratively vs SELinux having to label the files individually, e.g.: [Se
by candiddevmike 5y ago
Why would you use SELinux along with systemd? Systemd can do filesystem permissions declaratively vs SELinux having to label the files individually, e.g.:
[Service]
ProtectSystem=strict
ReadWritePaths=/some/path
ReadOnlyPaths=/some/otherpath
InaccessiblePaths=/etc
- PeterWhittaker 5y agoOne can write extraordinarily short FC files using regexp to apply specific SELinux labels as desired, and control access to those labels with only a few rules. Unlike systemd, they then apply to everything.