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newrole — Run a new shell with a different SELinux role. Allows users to switch to a different SELinux securit
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newrole command: Run a new shell with a different SELinux role. Allows users to switch to a different SELinux security context. See also: runcon, semanage-user. More information: <https://manned.org/newrole>.Solution
newrole — Run a new shell with a different SELinux role. Allows users to switch to a different SELinux security context. See also: runcon, semanage-user. More information: <https://manned.org/newrole>.Start a new shell with a specific SELinux role:
newrole {{[-r|--role]}} {{role_name}}Start a new shell with a specific SELinux type:
newrole {{[-t|--type]}} {{type_name}}Start a new shell with a specific SELinux level (format:
s0-s0:c0.c1023 where levels range from s0 to s15, - indicates level range, categories start with c, : separates level from categories, . indicates category range):newrole {{[-l|--level]}} {{s0-s0:c0.c1023}}Display the current SELinux context:
id {{[-Z|--context]}}Start a new shell with both role and type:
newrole {{[-r|--role]}} {{role_name}} {{[-t|--type]}} {{type_name}}Code Snippets
Start a new shell with a specific SELinux role
newrole {{[-r|--role]}} {{role_name}}Start a new shell with a specific SELinux type
newrole {{[-t|--type]}} {{type_name}}Start a new shell with a specific SELinux level (format: `s0-s0:c0.c1023` where levels range from `s0` to `s15`, `-` indicates level range, categories start with `c`, `:` separates level from categories, `.` indicates category range)
newrole {{[-l|--level]}} {{s0-s0:c0.c1023}}Display the current SELinux context
id {{[-Z|--context]}}Start a new shell with both role and type
newrole {{[-r|--role]}} {{role_name}} {{[-t|--type]}} {{type_name}}Context
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