Created attachment 1957707 [details] Munin SELinux policy file Description of problem: Munin on RedHat 8 is difficult to set up because SELinux interferes with a lot of the processes Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 2.0.72 How reproducible: When SELinux is enforcing Steps to Reproduce: 1. Try to set munin up with SELinux set to enforcing 2. Run audit2allow and enjoy building your own policy Actual results: There are major policy issues. Expected results: There shouldn't be any major policy issues. Additional info: See the attached SELinux policy file. This makes Munin work for the most part.
The munin package can be found in the epel repository. Packages in EPEL are considered high-quality add-on packages that complement the Red Hat Enterprise Linux. The EPEL project is led by community-led volunteers, packages from this project are not provided by Red Hat though and therefore they are not supported. The selinux-policy package in RHEL is based off of the package from Fedora. It contains modules for software in RHEL as well as for software which is not a part of RHEL (i. e. 3rd party) for the users convenience. However, it does not mean the policy modules are supported by Red Hat. For these reasons, we need to close this BZ.
This is why it was assigned to munin. I'll happily adjust where it should be fixed, but I *saw* it on RHEL 8, which is why it was assigned such. Reconsider this for Fedora.
I'm not allowed to change the product to Fedora EPEL, so if someone else has permissions to do so, do so.
This bug appears to have been reported against 'rawhide' during the Fedora Linux 39 development cycle. Changing version to 39.
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