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Is there a tool to rebuild selinux permissions properly?

freaky@

Regular Pleskian
Hey there,

the selinux on Fedora Core 4/5 keeps biting me in the *** :).

Every time I think it's functioning properly there always seems to be one more thing that won't work. Now PHP can't inject mail into qmail (set it to use qmail-inject in case that matters..).

Anyways, is there a tool that will set these permissions properly? I know there's a tool that will reset everything to default permissions, but... will those be the correct permissions or will it bite me in the *** again?

Selinux is giving a lot of people problem seeing the forums. It would be nice if there would be just one tool (preferably supplied by plesk, as they know better what rights the server needs) that would set all permissions properly.

TIA
 
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