Linux Archive - mls file level

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- - mls file level (http://www.linux-archive.org/fedora-selinux-support/5546-mls-file-level.html)

When a process creates a file, by default the file has the same mls
level as the process. Is there a policy rule that can change the default
behavior? I'm looking for something similar to the range_transition rule
except that I want it to work for file level.

Thanks

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On Mon, 2007-11-26 at 09:46 -0800, Clarkson, Mike R (US SSA) wrote:
> When a process creates a file, by default the file has the same mls
> level as the process. Is there a policy rule that can change the default
> behavior? I'm looking for something similar to the range_transition rule
> except that I want it to work for file level.

If your checkpolicy and kernel support policy version 21, then you can
define range_transition statements with class specifiers, ala:
range_transition <source types> <target types : <target classes> <new
range>;

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