Update configuration

You can reflect the security policy that you have edited with the SELinux Policy Editor in your system. Usually '1' is recommended.

1 "Load policy and relabel only newly labeled files " button

The clicking of this button compiles the Simplified Policy and generates policy that is the same format as a SELinux original security policy file, and then applies the security policy to your system by executing the "load_policy" command of SELinux.In addition, relabels newly labeled files. When file acl is edited, usally file label changes, so this is recommended.

2 "convert configuration and reload" button

The clicking of this button compiles the Simplified Policy and generates policy that is the same format as a SELinux original security policy file, and then applies the security policy to your system by executing the "load_policy" command of SELinux.

3 "relabel all files" button

The clicking of this button relabels all files on filesystem.

4 "compile test " button

You can test which the inter-configuration files that you have edited with SELinux Policy Editor is compiled successfully.