On 07/19/2013 11:22 AM, Janosch Maier wrote:
For now I am only trying to get the core SELinux features running. As
they are merged to AOSP, I expected the core functionality to be in the
CyanogenMod master branch as well.
When I create a kernel with SELinux enabled, I get a behaviour, that is
not conclusive for me:
Running getenforce, I get the answer:
# getenforce
getenforce: no such tool
ls gives its usual output:
# ls -Z
drwxr-xr-x root root - acct
drwxrwx--x system cache - cache
...
ps shows, that there is some SELinux labeling
# ps -Z
LABEL USER PID PPID NAME
kernel root 1 0 /init
kernel root 2 0 kthreadd
...
Any hint, what I am missing and why ps shows some labeling, and ls does not.
This indicates that your userspace wasn't built with HAVE_SELINUX=true.
That is necessary for 4.2 and older. CyanogenMod is on 4.2 IIUC.
BTW, there has been activity lately on CyanogenMod to enable SELinux
support, c.f.
http://www.androidauthority.com/selinux-cyanogenmod-243988/
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