Custom SELinux policy module in bootc container #1408
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At least without a transient /etc, simply configuring everything in the container actually works as expected. A bug in my build pipeline may have tripped me up. |
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Hi,
What’s the proper way to enable a custom SELinux policy module in a (Fedora) bootc container image and then have it active in the installed system?
I’m doing
checkmodule
,semodule_package
and thensemodule -i
. Afterwards the module is in/etc/selinux/targeted/active/modules/400
. However, after the installation of the system from the image, the policy is not active orpresent in/etc/selinux/targeted/active/modules/400
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