Hi All,

I'm having an issue getting to grips with tomoyo that I hope people can 
help me with, I decided to first try it out on chromium - seemed like a 
sensible first thing to secure. I added "initialize_domain 
/usr/lib/chromium/chromium from any" to exception policy in order to 
apply the same rules however chromium is started, and deleted the ! 
marked domains. This resulted in a domain "/usr/bin/chromium". Which I 
put into learning mode and played about surfing on the web for half an 
hour, bookmarking things, using it as a file browser, all the common 
stuff I do usually, and then put it into enforcing mode. But then 
underneath the domain appeared "/usr/lib/chromium/chromium ( -> 266)". 
If I enter it, I get sent to that domain, marked with a "*" and with, if 
I enter the policy editor 0: transition_failed and 1: use_group 0. The 
"/usr/bin/chromium" domain had a lot more entries to the domain policy 
after I switched from learning mode, including tty and shell related 
things. When I used @ to switch to process view, after putting 
"/usr/bin/chromium" into enforcing mode (3). The chomium process were 
not (0). Additionally chromium stopped going to any address I put in the 
address after this, even when I switched everything back to (0). I 
reason that perhaps the processes would have switched to (3) if 
"/usr/lib/chromium/chromium" was set to (3), and that I should have 
activated learning mode on it. However that does not explain in my mind 
why "/usr/bin/chromium" acted what seemed to me as odd and the 
appearance of "/usr/lib/chromium/chromium ( -> 266)" only after I 
activated learning mode on "/usr/bin/chromium". Should I also include 
some option or polict to allow me to visit websites and basically 
anything I type in the address bar in the future - as I can't visit 
every webpage I will ever visit (something like patterning?). I didn't 
save anything I'd done incase I got it wrong the first time.

Thanks,
Ben W.
(Ben9250)

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