Revert "Remove the NoNewPrivileges because it breaks the ability to open socket" #113
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…pen socket" Selinux-policy has allowed init_t nnp domain transition to gssproxy_t in the commit 95d5f5e. Now it is ok to enable NoNewPrivileges for gssproxy.service. Signed-off-by: yixiangzhike <yixiangzhike007@163.com>
What OS has done this? |
The OS is openEuler. It's upstream selinux-policy is https://github.com/fedora-selinux/selinux-policy. Others can backport the patch 95d5f5e to enable NoNewPrivileges also. |
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Coll, @jrisc confirmed that Fedora is also compatible with this change, so I am going to merge it in. |
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Selinux-policy has allowed init_t nnp domain transition to gssproxy_t in the commit 95d5f5e.
Now it is ok to enable NoNewPrivileges for gssproxy.service.