On Sun, Feb 22, 2009 at 4:29 PM, Ralf < [email protected] > wrote:
On a Debian guest system how can I disable (or completely remove)
this thing called SELinux?
I don't need it, it also slows the performance.
Sterling Windmill wrote:
Since installing OpenVZ requires disabling SELinux on the host
and all of the containers share the host's kernel,
I don't believe SELinux works in a container.
Hmmm. in my VE the following 2 selinux libraries are installed:
libselinux1
libsepol1
And these below depend on the above 2 libraries:
coreutils
libpam-modules
mount
util-linux
cron
libdevmapper1.02
libglib2.0-0
logrotate
openssh-server
passwd
sysvinit
sysvinit-utils
vim
So, I would need to deinstall the dependent modules as well,
but then even ssh is among them... :-)
Any tips on how to remove selinux from my system?
(I have access to the VE only)
BTW, the mentioned command in Victor's posting (setenforce 0) isn't available
here.
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