Benjamin Franz wrote:
I decline to have SELinux occasionally grab the steering wheel and try
to take my machine over a cliff so I can act as Redhat's Beta Tester for
their selinux-policies. It is, and will remain, turned disabled on my
production servers until I am comfortable that more learning curve
incidents by Redhat where an update causes previously working machines
to suddenly have problems are not going to happen.
Well said, and seconded.
Mike
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