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+ Tourbleshooting &selnx; using <command>setroubleshoot</command>
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+ WHAT?
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+ A system with &selnx; in the enforcing mode may cause access
+ denials that may prevent application from running correctly.
+ setroubleshoot is a tool that inteprets these denial messages in a
+ user-friendly way and also suggests possible solutions.
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+ You want to solve access denials caused by &selnx; without decreasing security of
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+ You will be able to solve &selnx; denial problems.
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+ AVC denials
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+ An AVC denial is an message logged when &selnx; denies a service or application access to
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+ You can find those messages in /var/log/audit/audit.log with the type=AVC.
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