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I try to install IPsec-Tools on Slackware 13, but I get an configure error: configure: error: Security Context requested, bu no selinux support! Aborting.
I'm linux newbie and I'm following a slackware-basics tutorial, I did as in the tutorial, but the configure stops and aborts:
What can I do? How can I enable/install selinux support?
I guess it's related with AH and ESP protocols, which in my kernel are defined as modules (m). If so, how can I enable them?
Well firstly I found you can pass this option : --enable-security-context=no
Otherwise, check that your kernel has selinux support compiled in, not just your protocols listed.
If it is also a module and not loading automatically, you could try and modprobe it.
I don't know how to check if my kernel has selinux support compiled in, I'm new in Linux. I did looked in the .config file generated with command:
Code:
# zcat /proc/config.gz > /usr/src/linux/.config
There is no "selinux" string. I'm using the 2.6.29.6 kernel.
Googleing about selinux I've found the Slackware doesn't have support for selinux.. does that mean I can't use IPSec?
It works with that option (--enable-security-context=no), thanks!
By the way, the ipsec policy is started with setkey command but how can be stopped? Is there any disable/stop command? So far to switch back to see the differences before and after I had to restart.
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