SELINUX not installing on Hyper-V Debian Jessie VM
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I'm currently trying to install SELinux on Debian Jessie VM.
I'm following the instructions on the Debian website here
Once I've completed the installation, I make a change to /etc/default/rcS to contain FSCKFIX=yes
When I run check-selinux-installation I am getting the following error:
../proc/1 kernel..
SELinux is not enabled.
The init process (PID 1) is running in an incorrect domain.
I've checked online and the only reference to this error that I can find is where AppArmor is installed, but after checking aptitude I cannot see this installed.
Does anyone know how I can fix this or where a better place that I could go to get this answered would be?
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I'm currently trying to install SELinux on Debian Jessie VM.
I'm following the instructions on the Debian website here
Once I've completed the installation, I make a change to /etc/default/rcS to contain FSCKFIX=yes
When I run check-selinux-installation I am getting the following error:
../proc/1 kernel..
SELinux is not enabled.
The init process (PID 1) is running in an incorrect domain.
I've checked online and the only reference to this error that I can find is where AppArmor is installed, but after checking aptitude I cannot see this installed.
Does anyone know how I can fix this or where a better place that I could go to get this answered would be?
debian selinux
edited 6 mins ago
sebasth
7,59131745
asked May 23 '16 at 21:56
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I don't think the question can really be answered without more details. The errors incheck-selinux-installationare dueselinuxenabledreturning non-zero exit (SELinux is not enabled) code and init not having the correct security context. Useful additional details would include (1) what happened at reboot and (2) what is the exact kernel command line,
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I'm currently trying to install SELinux on Debian Jessie VM.
I'm following the instructions on the Debian website here
Once I've completed the installation, I make a change to /etc/default/rcS to contain FSCKFIX=yes
When I run check-selinux-installation I am getting the following error:
../proc/1 kernel..
SELinux is not enabled.
The init process (PID 1) is running in an incorrect domain.
I've checked online and the only reference to this error that I can find is where AppArmor is installed, but after checking aptitude I cannot see this installed.
Does anyone know how I can fix this or where a better place that I could go to get this answered would be?
debian selinux
edited 6 mins ago
sebasth
7,59131745
asked May 23 '16 at 21:56
GMac
111
I'm currently trying to install SELinux on Debian Jessie VM.
I'm following the instructions on the Debian website here
Once I've completed the installation, I make a change to /etc/default/rcS to contain FSCKFIX=yes
When I run check-selinux-installation I am getting the following error:
../proc/1 kernel..
SELinux is not enabled.
The init process (PID 1) is running in an incorrect domain.
I've checked online and the only reference to this error that I can find is where AppArmor is installed, but after checking aptitude I cannot see this installed.
Does anyone know how I can fix this or where a better place that I could go to get this answered would be?
debian selinux
debian selinux
edited 6 mins ago
sebasth
7,59131745
asked May 23 '16 at 21:56
GMac
111
edited 6 mins ago
sebasth
7,59131745
asked May 23 '16 at 21:56
GMac
111
edited 6 mins ago
sebasth
7,59131745
edited 6 mins ago
sebasth
7,59131745
edited 6 mins ago
sebasth
7,59131745
7,59131745
asked May 23 '16 at 21:56
GMac
111
asked May 23 '16 at 21:56
GMac
111
asked May 23 '16 at 21:56
GMac
111
111
I don't think the question can really be answered without more details. The errors incheck-selinux-installationare dueselinuxenabledreturning non-zero exit (SELinux is not enabled) code and init not having the correct security context. Useful additional details would include (1) what happened at reboot and (2) what is the exact kernel command line,
– sebasth
29 secs ago
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I don't think the question can really be answered without more details. The errors incheck-selinux-installationare dueselinuxenabledreturning non-zero exit (SELinux is not enabled) code and init not having the correct security context. Useful additional details would include (1) what happened at reboot and (2) what is the exact kernel command line,
– sebasth
29 secs ago
I don't think the question can really be answered without more details. The errors in
check-selinux-installation are due selinuxenabled returning non-zero exit (SELinux is not enabled) code and init not having the correct security context. Useful additional details would include (1) what happened at reboot and (2) what is the exact kernel command line,– sebasth
29 secs ago
I don't think the question can really be answered without more details. The errors in
check-selinux-installation are due selinuxenabled returning non-zero exit (SELinux is not enabled) code and init not having the correct security context. Useful additional details would include (1) what happened at reboot and (2) what is the exact kernel command line,– sebasth
29 secs ago
add a comment |Â
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I don't think the question can really be answered without more details. The errors in
check-selinux-installationare dueselinuxenabledreturning non-zero exit (SELinux is not enabled) code and init not having the correct security context. Useful additional details would include (1) what happened at reboot and (2) what is the exact kernel command line,– sebasth
29 secs ago