setroubleshootd(8)                                                                                            setroubleshootd(8)



NAME
       setroubleshootd - setroubleshoot daemon


SYNOPSIS
       setroubleshootd [-b] [- [-h] [-s] [-S] [-l id] [-a file] [-v] [-V] [-u] [-p]


DESCRIPTION
       This manual page describes the setroubleshootd program.

       setroubleshootd is the dbus service in the setroubleshoot system.  setroubleshoot is used to diagnose SELinux denials and
       attempts to provide user friendly explanations for a SELinux denial (e.g. AVC) and  recommendations  for  how  one  might
       adjust the system to prevent the denial in the future.

       In a standard configuration setroubleshoot is composed of two components, sealert and setroubleshootd.

       setroubleshootd  is  a system daemon which runs with root privileges and listens for audit events emitted from the kernel
       related to SELinux. When the setroubleshootd daemon sees an SELinux AVC denial it runs a series of analysis plugins which
       examines  the  audit  data  related to the AVC. It records the results of the analysis and signals any clients which have
       attached to the setroubleshootd daemon that a new alert has been seen.


OPTIONS
       -b --browser
              Launch the browser

       -f --nofork
              Do not fork the daemon

       -h --help
              Show this message

       -c --config
              section.option=value     set a configuration value

       -v --verbose
              log INFO level and higher messages to console

       -V --debug
              log DEBUG level and higher messages to console


AUTHOR
       This man page was written by Dan Walsh <dwalshATredhat.com>.


SEE ALSO
       sealert(8),selinux(8)



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