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setroubleshootd(8)					    setroubleshootd(8)

NAME
       setroubleshootd - setroubleshoot daemon

SYNOPSIS
       setroubleshootd [- [-h] [-c config]

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 pro‐
       vide  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 compo‐
       nents, 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
       -f --nofork
	      Do not fork the daemon

       -h --help
	      Show this message

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

AUTHOR
       This man page was written by Dan Walsh <dwalsh@redhat.com>.

SEE ALSO
       sealert(8),selinux(8)

				   20100520		    setroubleshootd(8)

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