On 2015-05-01 08:14, Josh Fisher wrote:
>
... The
> crux of the issue is that a backup app like Bacula is anti-SELinux by
> nature, since it must have read/write access to every single file on the
> system.

The crux of the issue is that selinux is based on "everything is 
forbidden except what's explicitly permitted" security model. Which is 
only acceptable if you like living in a straightjacket.

Dan Walsh must be a sobbing wreck by now just from the number of times I 
typed "yum rm selinux-policy". (And I bet he has a seizure every time 
someone installs a debian-derived distro.)

Dimitri


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