The SELinux Notebook - The Foundations by Richard Haines

Author:Richard Haines
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Publisher: UNKNOWN
Published: 2018-06-17T23:00:00+00:00

4.3.2 attribute Statement

Anattributestatement declares an identifier that can then be used to refer to a group of type identifiers.

The statement definition is:

attribute attribute_id;

Where:

attribute

attribute_id Theattribute keyword. Theattribute identifier.

The statement is valid in:

Monolithic Policy

Yes

Conditional Policy (if) Statement No

Base Policy Yes

Module Policy Yes

optional Statement Yes

require Statement Yes

Examples:

# Using the attribute statement to declare attributes domain, # daemon, file_type and non_security_file_type:

attribute domain;

attribute daemon;

attribute file_type;

attribute non_security_file_type;

4.3.3 typeattribute Statement

The typeattribute statement allows the association of previously declared types to one or more previously declaredattributes.

The statement definition is:

typeattribute type_id attribute_id [ ,attribute_id ];

Where:

typeattribute type_id

attribute_id Thetypeattribute keyword.

The identifier of a previously declaredtype.

One or more previously declared attribute identifiers. Multiple entries consist of a comma (,) separated list.

The statement is valid in: Monolithic Policy Yes

Base Policy Yes

Module Policy Yes

Conditional Policy (if) Statement optional Statement No Yes

require Statement No

Examples:

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