SELinux security policy
I’m not an SELinux expert, but when I read many tutorials on the subject and saw dozens of tips that all said in one voice: turn off SELinux, because it causes problems, I thought it was time to challenge this thesis and prove that SELinux could be easy to use. In a situation where a service does not run because of problems with permissions, creating a process ID (PID) file, you should update SELinux’s policy on enforcing the rules against the application, which by default is not included in SELinux’s Type Enforcement (TE) policies. ...