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Old 20th November 2007, 12:16 AM
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FC8: Here is the SELinux policy I created for VMWare Server

I created the attached policy to make VMWare Server 1.0.4 work for me in my F8 environment (I upgraded from F7).

See attached ZIP file. Unzip to a directory and run the *.sh script file as root. You should be all set. If you want to remove the policy, run the SELinux Management tool under 'System Tools', click 'Policy Module', click vmware-server (1.0.0), and the click Remove and it's gone.

-Rick
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