SELinux screwup

Hey all,

Can any of you help me out? With the best of intentions I blew away the
installed implementation of the SELinux policy on my machines and tried
to replace them with a strict policy. unfortunately I learned later
that the installed policy would work fine ( and it runs in enforcing
mode ). is there any way without re-installing that I can back up to
this implementation. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

signed
the unsysadmin
wepontestr

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  • Re: SELinux screwup
    ... the installed implementation of the SELinux policy on my machines and ... tried to replace them with a strict policy. ... As far as backups It is a brand new custom installation on a cluster ...
    (comp.os.linux.setup)
  • Re: SELinux screwup
    ... the installed implementation of the SELinux policy on my machines and ... tried to replace them with a strict policy. ... As far as backups It is a brand new custom installation on a cluster ...
    (comp.os.linux.setup)
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    ... wepontestr wrote: ... tried to replace them with a strict policy. ... enforcing mode). ...
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