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2.7. SELinux Policies
For each of the RPMs listed in the table, specific SELinux policies are installed and applied as a default.
| Name | Port Information | Policy Information |
|---|---|---|
| mod_cluster | Two ports (6666 for TCP and 23364 for UDP) are added for httpd_port_t to allow the httpd process to use them. | A post installation script configures the context mapping for /var/cache/mod_cluster to enable the httpd process to write at this location. |
| mod_snmp | The installed mod_snmp policy allows httpd processes to bind to snmp_port_t ports. This allows httpd to use port 161 and 162 (used with both UDP and TCP). | A post installation script configures the context mapping for /var/cache/mod_snmp to enable the httpd process to write at this location. |
| tomcat | Four ports are added to http_port_t (TCP ports 8080, 8005, 8009 and 8443) to allow the httpd process to use them. | The Tomcat{version} policy is installed, which sets ths appropriate SELinux domain for the process when Tomcat executes. It also sets the appropriate contexts to allow tomcat to write to /var/lib/tomcat{version}, /var/log/tomcat{version}, /var/cache/tomcat{version} and /var/run/tomcat{version}.pid. |
For further information about using SELinux and other Red Hat Enterprise Linux security information, refer to the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 Security Guide.
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No SELinux configuration is provided (or supported) as a default for the JBoss Enterprise Web Server ZIP files. For the ZIP files,
httpd and Tomcat processes run in httpd_t or unconfined_java_t domains. These domains do not confine the processes, therefore the administrator must take the following security precautions:
- Run
httpdusing theapachectlscript. This ensures that the userapacheowns the processed instead of the userroot. - Confine file access for users
tomcatandapacheto files and directories that are not necessary to the JBoss Enterprise Web Server runtime. - Do not run Tomcat as the user
root.
To avoid the listed security suggestions, it is recommended to use the RPM version of the JBoss Enterprise Web Server installation.