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Artix Linux => System => Topic started by: doj3bany_koksu on 31 July 2021, 17:12:49

Title: SELinux
Post by: doj3bany_koksu on 31 July 2021, 17:12:49
Hi,
Can you install SELinux on Artix? I'm asking, because I'm not sure if lack of systemd makes this impossible.
Title: Re: SELinux
Post by: Chris Cromer on 31 July 2021, 20:29:11
Hi,
Can you install SELinux on Artix? I'm asking, because I'm not sure if lack of systemd makes this impossible.
Systemd has nothing to do with SElinux.

But it would require a lot of work. For OpenRC gentoo has already done some of the work: https://packages.gentoo.org/packages/sec-policy/selinux-openrc

You would have to use gentoo's openrc security policies and create all the PKGBUILD files to get everything setup and working.

For runit or s6, you would have to create it all from scratch, there is nothing in the AUR, void, or obarun to help you get started.

So yes it can be done on Artix. But it won't be an easy task.
Title: Re: SELinux
Post by: doj3bany_koksu on 31 July 2021, 20:50:15
SSystemd has nothing to do with SElinux.

But it would require a lot of work. For OpenRC gentoo has already done some of the work: https://packages.gentoo.org/packages/sec-policy/selinux-openrc

You would have to use gentoo's openrc security policies and create all the PKGBUILD files to get everything setup and working.

For runit or s6, you would have to create it all from scratch, there is nothing in the AUR, void, or obarun to help you get started.

So yes it can be done on Artix. But it won't be an easy task.
SSystemd has nothing to do with SElinux.

But it would require a lot of work. For OpenRC gentoo has already done some of the work: https://packages.gentoo.org/packages/sec-policy/selinux-openrc

You would have to use gentoo's openrc security policies and create all the PKGBUILD files to get everything setup and working.

For runit or s6, you would have to create it all from scratch, there is nothing in the AUR, void, or obarun to help you get started.

So yes it can be done on Artix. But it won't be an easy task.

Ok, I've already got AppArmor, thanks!