2008/5/3 D. Hilbig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Since it is a public webserver and SELinux is an additional layer of > security I would prefer not to disable it. I guess it might be time to > learn more about SELinux. I was hoping that someone has already written a > document on what needs to be changed. Oh well...
qmail and qmailadmin are security-bug free, then selinux is a weak enhancement. anyway you can meanwhile leave selinux activated but in "targeted" way (not enforced),so that selinux will report any problem encountered but won't stop the execution. This is a good way for debugging it and create new rules; i've never found a written policy for qmailadmin...(and be sure restorecond is on....chkconfig --list | grep restorecond) -- mr !DSPAM:481d922d120501344814754!
