SELinux in Fedora Core 4?

[Man-wai CHANG]

> Huh?  SELinux is not a boot-time only feature.  It enforces its rules at
> all times.

I found that during system init, SELinux overrided the config files in 
/etc/ (kind of like intercepting the I/O calls to those config files).

After the boot up, I could use the files in /etc to restart the daemons. 
SELinux didn't intervene. So SElinux is just a different kind of Webmin 
in my opinion.

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