SELinux and Squid - Non-default squid http_port (!=3128)

From: Øyvind Stegard (oyvinst_at_ifi.uio.no)
Date: 08/28/05

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    Hi,

    I have a server box on which I haven't disabled selinux (for
    experimentation purposes =). I'd like to change the default port on
    which squid listens for HTTP requests. Changing it in the squid-config
    is trivial, but selinux then prevents squid from binding to the
    non-default port, I guess because it doesn't match what is set up in the
    selinux policy. Is there an easy way around this (except for not
    disabling selinux, I'm keeping it enabled to force myself to learn about
    it:). Do I have to recompile the selinux-policy (is this an easy thing
    to do?), just for this change ? Or can I just disable SELinux for squid
    only ?

    Øyvind. 

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