Module lsm 

Structs

SetEnforceGuard 🔒

A type which will reset SELinux back to enforcing mode when dropped. This is a workaround for the deep difficulties in trying to reliably gain the mac_admin permission (install_t).

Enums

SELinuxLabelState 🔒

The labeling state; “unsupported” is distinct as we need to handle cases like the ESP which don’t support labeling.

Constants

SELF_CURRENT 🔒

SELINUXFS 🔒

The mount path for selinux

SELINUX_XATTR 🔒

The SELinux xattr

Functions

atomic_replace_labeled 🔒

A wrapper for atomically writing a file, also optionally setting a SELinux label.

ensure_dir_labeled 🔒

A wrapper for creating a directory, also optionally setting a SELinux label.

ensure_dir_labeled_recurse 🔒

A wrapper for creating a directory, also optionally setting a SELinux label. The provided skip parameter is a device/inode that we will ignore (and not traverse).

ensure_labeled 🔒

Given a policy, ensure the target file path has a security.selinux label. If the path already is labeled, this function is a no-op, even if the policy would default to a different label.

get_current_security_context 🔒

Get the current process SELinux security context

has_security_selinux 🔒

Query the SELinux labeling for a particular path

have_selinux_policy 🔒

Query whether SELinux is apparently enabled in the target root

new_sepolicy_at 🔒

A thin wrapper for loading a SELinux policy that maps “policy nonexistent” to None.

relabel 🔒

Given the policy, relabel the target file or directory. Optionally, an override for the path can be provided to set the label as if the target has that filename.

relabel_recurse 🔒

Recursively relabel the target directory.

relabel_recurse_inner 🔒

require_label 🔒

Look up the label for a path in a policy, and error if one is not found.

selinux_enabled 🔒

selinux_ensure_install 🔒

Ensure that the current process has the capability to write SELinux security contexts unknown to the current policy.

selinux_ensure_install_or_setenforce 🔒

Try to enter the install_t domain, but if we can’t do that, then just setenforce 0.

selinux_set_permissive 🔒

set_security_selinux 🔒

A thin wrapper for invoking fsetxattr(security.selinux)

set_security_selinux_path 🔒

Directly set the security.selinux extended attribute on the target path. Symbolic links are not followed for the target.

test_install_t 🔒

Check if the current process has the capability to write SELinux security contexts unknown to the current policy. In SELinux terms this capability is gated under mac_admin (admin control over SELinux state), and in the Fedora policy at least it’s part of install_t.

xattrs_have_selinux 🔒

Check if the ostree-formatted extended attributes include a security.selinux value.