Description of problem: # useradd testuser # chcat -l -L testuser testuser: s0 # chcat -l s0:c0 testuser # chcat -l -L testuser testuser: s0:c0 # chcat -l +s0:c1 testuser # chcat -l -L testuser testuser: s0:c1 Expected result: # chcat -l -L testuser testuser: s0:c0,c1 Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): policycoreutils-1.33.12-14.11.el5 How reproducible: always
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I have played with it a bit and it seems like c0 is not a standard category on RHEL5, but means something like "no category", right? And that is why it doesn't show c0,c1 but only c1, is that correct? But it is different from RHEL6 and RHEL7 then.
c0 is not standard, s0 is the default s0:c0 would be category c0.
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