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Resolve toor_t denials #134
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@mpalmi can you please update this what else needs to be done before we can close out the issue? |
I believe we just need to verify that auditd can be started/stopped/statused in Enforcing. |
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In order to get this system booting in Enforcing, we will need to resolve the remaining kernel_t denials.
Assumptions:
Subtasks:
audit2allow
audit.log
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