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49.5.5. Assigning Categories to Files

At this point we have a system that has several user accounts, each of which is mapped to an SELinux user identity. We have also established a number of categories that are suitable for the particular deployment, and assigned those categories to different users.
All of the files on the system, however, still fall under the same category, and are therefore accessible by everyone (but still according to the standard Linux DAC and TE constraints). We now need to assign categories to the various files on the system so that only the appropriate users can access them.
For this example, we create a file in Daniel's home directory: 
[daniel@dhcp-133 ~]$ echo "Financial Records 2006" > financeRecords.txt
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Use the ls -Z command to check the initial security context of the file: 
[daniel@dhcp-133 ~]$ ls -Z financeRecords.txt
-rw-r--r--  daniel daniel user_u:object_r:user_home_t      financeRecords.txt
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Notice that at this stage the file has the default context for a file created in the user's home directory (user_home_t) and has no categories assigned to it. We can add the required category using the chcat command. Now when you check the security context of the file, you can see the category has been applied. 
[daniel@dhcp-133 ~]$ chcat -- +Finance financeRecords.txt
[daniel@dhcp-133 ~]$ ls -Z financeRecords.txt
-rw-r--r--  daniel daniel root:object_r:user_home_t:Finance financeRecords.txt
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In many cases, you need to assign more than one category to a file. For example, some files may need to be accessible to users from both the Finance and Payroll departments. 
[daniel@dhcp-133 ~]$ chcat -- +Payroll financeRecords.txt
[daniel@dhcp-133 ~]$ ls -Z financeRecords.txt
-rw-r--r--  daniel daniel root:object_r:user_home_t:Finance,Payroll financeRecords.txt
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Each of the categories that have been assigned to the file are displayed in the security context. You can add and delete categories to files as required. Only users assigned to those categories can access that file, assuming that Linux DAC and TE permissions would already allow the access.
If a user who is assigned to a different category tries to access the file, they receive an error message: 
[olga@dhcp-133 ~]$ cat financeRecords.txt
cat: financeRecords.txt: Permission Denied
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Note

Refer to the man pages for semanage and chcat for more information on the available options for these commands.
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