Hello All,
Since I am very new to SELinux, I hope that all of you will forgive the many dumb questions that I will probably end up asking.
Instead of modifying the user.te and every.te for our project, I think that it might be better if I simple create a new test domain and place a "test" user in that domain.
>From what I can understand so far, if the user does not belong to a particular
domain then they will not have access it.
With this in mind then if I add a user to a newly developed domain for that particular user and also have their HOME directory as a member if the single user domain then I could effectively prevent them from moving out of the /home/test into the /home or any other directory.
Would this be correct? If so then couls someone please help me to figure out how to set up a simple domain from which to begin this process?
Also, I have made a subdirectory in the selinux/domains directory because I have seen this in the make file as well and this will make it so that I do not have to modify the makefile.
All Help would be greatly appreciated,
Lonnie
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