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hell, i use selinux...

my web server is selinux enabled and enforcing. every time i patch, as an extra measure of security i relabel the files. also a reboot if there was a kernel update. ive even seen it in action when i would save a file into a web folder, forget to relabel it (for those not in the know, selinux uses file contexts -labels- and the contexts go a step further from owner:group permissions on a file) and i would get an access forbidden when trying to dl the file.

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