SELinux utility to run a shell with a new role
Do not audit attempts to search the userhelper configuration directory.
| Parameter: | Description: | Optional: |
|---|---|---|
| domain |
Domain to not audit. | No |
Execute the userhelper program in the caller domain.
| Parameter: | Description: | Optional: |
|---|---|---|
| domain |
The type of the process performing this action. | No |
Search the userhelper configuration directory.
| Parameter: | Description: | Optional: |
|---|---|---|
| domain |
Domain allowed access. | No |
The per role template for the userhelper module.
This template creates a derived domains which are used for userhelper.
This template is invoked automatically for each user, and generally does not need to be invoked directly by policy writers.
| Parameter: | Description: | Optional: |
|---|---|---|
| userdomain_prefix |
The prefix of the user domain (e.g., user is the prefix for user_t). | No |
| user_domain |
The type of the user domain. | No |
| user_role |
The role associated with the user domain. | No |
Allow domain to send sigchld to userhelper.
| Parameter: | Description: | Optional: |
|---|---|---|
| prefix |
The prefix of the domain, example user is the prefix of user_t. | No |
| domain |
Domain allowed access. | No |
Allow domain to use userhelper file descriptor.
| Parameter: | Description: | Optional: |
|---|---|---|
| prefix |
The prefix of the domain, example user is the prefix of user_t. | No |
| domain |
Domain allowed access. | No |