On Tue, Apr 06, 2004 at 04:59:37PM -0700, Bill McCarty wrote:

> However, I'm having difficulty with the Selinux-policy-default package,
> which Dselect complains is not compatible with Policycoreutils. I plan to
> start over with a very minimal Debian installation on the hypothesis that
> one or more of the SELinux package versions has been obsoleted by a
> non-SELinux package. Can anyone offer other suggestions for installing
> SELinux under Debian, whether stable or unstable?

Use sid and add to apt/sources.list to the bottom: deb http://www.coker.com.au/newselinux ./

Check whether every essentials (ssh, login, pam) are selinux versions and not the plain ones. Sometimes they're a little behind, and debian standard versions rush in and "upgrade" 'em. :)

Works here.

Peter

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