=== Date : Sun, 28 Aug 2005 03:06:53 +0200 === From : Øyvind Stegard > Hi, > > I have a server box on which I haven't disabled selinux (for > experimentation purposes =). I'd like to change the default port on > which squid listens for HTTP requests. Changing it in the > squid-config is trivial, but selinux then prevents squid from binding > to the non-default port, I guess because it doesn't match what is set > up in the selinux policy. Is there an easy way around this (except > for not disabling selinux, I'm keeping it enabled to force myself to > learn about it:). Do I have to recompile the selinux-policy (is this > an easy thing to do?), just for this change ? Or can I just disable > SELinux for squid only ? > > Øyvind. Try this: # /usr/bin/system-config-securitylevel Find panel SELinux and change 'squid_allow_any' in category /Others. But maybe i misinterpreted this key. You have to find out. Others will probably have more knowledge on this topic and help you. Get documentaton here: http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/ Thomas
