On Thu, 24 Oct 2002 11:15, Carsten Grohmann wrote:
> The attached patch help you to install the man pages from
> libsecure/man to /usr/local/selinux/man.

This may do for Slackware. But for RPM distributions like SUSE you should probably do something similar to what I did for Debian.

I diverted the original man pages for open(2) etc from open.2.gz to open.2.gz.non-se and then installed the SE Linux man pages into the regular places.

So "man 2 open" gives you the documentation on the open_secure() system call.

Otherwise people won't find them...

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