[syslog-ng] host$ (Fedora Core and SELinux)

[José Pedro Oliveira]

>> (And BTW - FC4 is about to escape, I'd *strongly* recommend upgrading
>> to it
>> if you're doing any SELinux work - the policy definitions have been
>> worked
>> on a *lot*.  If you can't upgrade, at least get the updated SELinux
>> RPMs (they
>> should work OK on the FC3 kernel)).
> 
> 
> Yeah, I've read about FC4 being much better for syslog-ng.  I'm about
> ready to start over using the FC4 test3 iso's but didn't know what
> happens once fc4 is released as far as installing the new released version.

FYI:
The use_syslogng SELinux boolean (see [1]) has been dropped from the FC4
targeted policy leaving all the syslog-ng rules enabled by default.
This change is also expected to be backported to FC3 and RHEL4.

jpo

References:
[1] [syslog-ng]FYI: Fedora Core 3, syslog-ng, and SELinux
    https://lists.balabit.hu/pipermail/syslog-ng/2005-April/007347.html
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