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On 04/07/2009 11:24 AM, sixiaolin0 wrote:
>
> hello everyone!
>    I want to ask  if there is strict policy for FC10.
>
>
>    And could you tell me where and  how I can see the policy file without using a policy tools?
>
> thank you very much!
>
F10 has Strict/Targeted policy combined so, you can use confined users 
on a targeted f10 machine.

If you remove the unconfined.pp you can get the equivalent of strict.

But what exactly are you looking for with Strict policy.

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