SELinux in Fedora Core 4?

[Man-wai CHANG]

> I would hardly characterize webmin as you did.  Webmin is the one
> piece of administration software that is the same for clueless Windoze
> clients no matter what their distribution (or for that matter, no
> matter their flavor of UNIX if supported).

Both Webmin and SELinux tried to abstract the config files of various 
services. I found it un-necessary. SELinux is funny in that it only 
protected the config files during boot-up only.


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