johnrmarley
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Hi all.
Has anyone had any experience running TSM 8.1.x and GPFS with fapolicyd on RHEL? I'm about to embark on an upgrade for a customer to a hardened RHEL 8. I know I need to turn off SELinux for the install (and hopefully turn it back on once it installed), but can't find anything about fapolicyd.
RedHat's fapolicyd has a RPM plugin so anything installed by yum/dnf should be trusted, which should cover most of the TSM world. And we all know "should" usually means "probably won't".
I'm checking with IBM as well, but I figured the real world experience on here is probably better.
Has anyone had any experience running TSM 8.1.x and GPFS with fapolicyd on RHEL? I'm about to embark on an upgrade for a customer to a hardened RHEL 8. I know I need to turn off SELinux for the install (and hopefully turn it back on once it installed), but can't find anything about fapolicyd.
RedHat's fapolicyd has a RPM plugin so anything installed by yum/dnf should be trusted, which should cover most of the TSM world. And we all know "should" usually means "probably won't".
I'm checking with IBM as well, but I figured the real world experience on here is probably better.
