So first off let me start by saying that I know that there is a ton of information out there on how to get started with Git. Heck, when you create your repo in GitLab it spits these instructions right out in front of your nose. However, what I have found is that most instructions tell you what to do to get started with git, however they do not tell you exactly what you are doing. You end up running a few command and then sit back and try to figure out what you actually just did.
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SELinux – Invalid Regex in /etc/selinux/targeted/contexts/files/file_context
So I have been doing my best to better understand SELinux as of late, and last night when I was practicing I ran into an issue that had me banging my head against by desk. Specifically I was playing around with the semanage command and working on defining a particular context to a directory that I had just created. However I was not exactly quite sure of the exact regex to use (or even if I needed to use a regex)
RHEL6 – Using ACLs to Grant and Restrict FIle Access.
Access Control Lists or ACLs provide more controll over file permissions than standard linux file permissions (UGO -- user, group, other). For example lets say that you want all members of the group "students" to have the ability to read a file, however you want to allow one user in that group the ability to … Continue reading RHEL6 – Using ACLs to Grant and Restrict FIle Access.