Hi Stephen, Russell,

>
> Did you build and installed the SELinux-patched /sbin/init program?
> >From the SysVinit package?
>

No, my fault.

> > After reboot, the situation is as follows:
> >
> > # ps --context
> > PID SID CONTEXT COMMAND
> > 1414 - - su
> > 1415 - - bash
> > 1787 - - ps --context
>
> This implies that you never loaded a policy into the kernel.
> Normally,
> this is handled by the patched /sbin/init program, just like the
> mounting of selinuxfs.
>
> Unfortunately, I don't know of any up-to-date SELinux-patched packages
> for SuSE. You might want to ask Thorsten Kukuk.

OK... Is it possible to boot in permissive mode and then manually switch to enforcing with loading policy or something like this,  just for testing ?

Or is it easier to just use Fedora Core for educational purposes ?

Regards,
Jarek

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