Daniel J Walsh wrote:
If you log in directly as root, you should get the correct context, if
you log in as a normal user and then execute su or sudo you will not.
I had no clue about that. I assumed (and wrongly obviously) that root,
no matter how you got there would get the correct context. Will su - or
sudo su - give you the correct context?
semanage login -l
Will list your login records
semanage login -m
will modify
semanage login -a
will add
If you do not have a login record for a particular user, they will
default to __default__
Thanks for all the info. I'll be keeping this for reference.
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Mark Haney
Sr. Systems Administrator
ERC Broadband
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