Great timing, we have a project at work running RHEL, so this is a great refresher as I haven't used RHEL or CentOS regularly in over two years. Great content. Thanks.

One of the most explicit video i ever watch Thank you!

Awesome! This is exactly what I asked for in the comments of a previous video. Bless you Ermanno!

Thanks, nice to have worked examples.. was struggling to find anything that brought the parts I was reading about together before I watched this video. You've probably saved me days of work - Thanks!

I always appreciate the more Linux and admin videos, thanks! Looking forward to the AppArmor video, too!

Great demo, thank you!

Great video, very well explained!

Thanks, Ermano. Great Tutorial!

Great work! Thank you!

Great stuff!

thanks! Looking forward to the AppArmor video

subbed, great lesson!

Great video, thank you

Very interesting Video how ever. You are the biggest Teacher in Arch for me in the Internet. DistroTube think so too in the last Video. Can i wish me a Video ? Arch over Netboot next time (;-D

Nice. Thanks.

Thank you so much!

Such a great video. Please make more videos on SELinux. I tried my hand at Fedora and every time i tried to setup something the instructions were mostly "just set SELinux to permissive". I'd like to know more to take care of things myself without having to disable it. More videos on this subject would be very welcome.

Awesome 👏

Thanks! I was wanting a simple explanation of this. I became aware of SELinux because I saw it on Android when managing the system with root access. Idk why SELinux is on Android from Android 5.x Looking forward to the apparmor video as I have it on my system but I still don't know how to use it that well but wanted some security layer.

the champion

@2:31 is the meat of the matter

I made a vm of fedora xfce4 gave it some beef to live in for a while i haven't used fedora since 7 so i was fumbling for a minute hahaha nice content about se

Easy to understand Selinux

Thank you sir

I'd really like to see a small guide on setting up zRam or zSwap in an arch system. This seems especially interesting to me since fedora is now doing this out of the box. There is no guide on youtube for arch.

Really nice, but i'm starting developing on python/django and is more complex to configure a folder. Could you make a video for python developer with Selinux ?

The reason it isn't default is choice and it is quite easy to implement selinux or apparmor in archlinux or anyother linux or unix distribution.

Hey Ermano thanks for making the video on request. But I have a question 1. Why doesn't other distros ship it by default if this is so useful especially arch,debian and ubuntu if it can provide extra layer of security ? 2. Is it really that useful for a normal user I can see this is really useful in devs environment since security will be main concern for every company but I think there is no harm in implementing this for extra layer of security in other distros ? 3. Other distros like debian, arch having larger community and ubuntu having a corporate backing isnt this useful if they implement this by default since ubuntu based distros is used by many especially by web devs ? BTW DistroTube mentioned your channel along with others channel that he watches today on his channel. Its good to see linux community tied together like this and mentioning others channel so that more people will know about linux and can get content if it is not covered by the other. Thanks Ermano for making this video

Currently, I am testing SELinux on an Ubuntu 22.04.4 virtual machine & when I enable enforcing, mode the network gets turned off. Funny enough, when I enabled permissive mode, the network is restored. Am I configuring it wrong?

Hi ermano. Can you make a video about installing SELinux on Archlinux? Today I tried to install SELinux on Archlinux. Everything was fine. But the polkit service failed. And I could not install it. I would be grateful if you post a video about this. Thanks :)

Why SELinux on Fedora and not Archlinux?