I really don’t blame them for disliking SELinux, it seems that is a majority opinion. …doesn’t everyone disable selinux at install? Usability vs security wins every time I’ve also been learning along the way with each release of CentOS/RHEL, and I have taken much more notice of security hardening including the use of SELinux.Īs an experiment, I posted a Tweet last night merely mentioning SELinux which resulted in some predictable responses including:
Talking of antiquated, I’ve been working with Unix since 1992 and was a Linux sysadmin for an ISP for several years after that. Those were the days I switched from authoring websites with Dreamweaver and FTP, to using WordPress and ditching those antiquated tools alltogether. I’ve been maintaining my own web server for this WordPress blog for several years now, dating back to 2005 when I first starting using CentOS 4 to run my website. If the command output contains the Cloud-Init version number, the installation is complete.Building a Secure WordPress server with LAMP on CentOS 7 and SELinux To inject the password of user root, run the following command to upgrade selinux-policy from h1 to h2.Python-jsonpointer.noarch 0:1.9-2 python-prettytable.noarch 0:0.7.2-1 Python-backports-ssl_match_hostname.noarch 0:3.4.0.2-4 python-jsonpatch.noarch 0:1.2-2 Run the following command to install Cloud-Init 0.7.6:ĭependent packages of Cloud-Init 0.7.6 will be installed automatically. Run the following command to update the yum source:.
Configure the yum source of EulerOS2.2 by editing the /etc//EulerOS-base.repo file.
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