> and then you use ausearch and audit2allow to generate a module for it. And bi, while the selinux audit log entries (which ausearch shows) aren't super clear,

> and then you use ausearch and audit2allow to generate a module for it. And bi, while the selinux audit log entries (which ausearch shows) aren't super clear, That still sounds pretty complicated for most people. I mean, I know a lot of otherwise capable people who think NoScript is too much to manage and that's something I've heard repeated online many times. That's just clicks, and only when you actually need to allow something. I would think that if even the people who own websites where they write entire articles about linux find something over-complicated and poorly documented most computer users wont stand a chance.