> You either need to load a policy prior to running your runit program
> (e.g. via an initrd, which is what we originally did), or modify your
> runit program to load a policy and re-exec itself into the correct
> security domain (as is done by the sysvinit patch).

what do you think about an selinux init to load policy and replace itself with /sbin/init (any) after that?

Regards,
Alejandro Mery

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