> secadm is the manager of SELinux policy, semanage tools, enforcing > on/off, load policy, etc. secadm also has privilages to view audit logs, > but not make modifications to them. Also, secadm needs to be able to run 'chcon' on anything. At least that's what I think the consensus was from the meeting on 4/10/06.
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