User Commands						RUNCON(1)



NAME
     runcon - run command with specified security context

SYNOPSIS
     runcon CONTEXT COMMAND [args]
     runcon [ -c ] [-u USER] [-r ROLE] [-t TYPE] [-l RANGE]  COM-
     MAND [args]

DESCRIPTION
     Run  COMMAND  with	 completely-specified  CONTEXT,	 or  with
     current  or transitioned security context modified	by one or
     more of LEVEL, ROLE, TYPE,	and USER.

     If	none of	-c, -t,	-u, -r,	or -l, is  specified,  the  first
     argument  is  used	 as the	complete context.  Any additional
     arguments after COMMAND are interpreted as	arguments to  the
     command.

     Note that only carefully-chosen contexts are likely to  suc-
     cessfully run.

     Run a program in a	different security context.  With neither
     CONTEXT nor COMMAND, print	the current security context.

     CONTEXT
	  Complete security context

     -c, --compute
	  compute process transition context before modifying

     -t, --type=TYPE
	  type (for same role as parent)

     -u, --user=USER
	  user identity

     -r, --role=ROLE
	  role

     -l, --range=RANGE
	  levelrange

     --help
	  display this help and	exit

     --version
	  output version information and exit

AUTHOR
     Written by	Russell	Coker.





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User Commands						RUNCON(1)



REPORTING BUGS
     Report runcon bugs	to bug-coreutils@gnu.org
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COPYRIGHT
     Copyright c 2009 Free  Software  Foundation,  Inc.	  License
     GPLv3+:	  GNU	   GPL	   version     3     or	    later
     <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>.
     This is free software: you	are free to change and	redistri-
     bute  it.	 There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by
     law.

SEE ALSO
     The full documentation for	runcon is maintained as	a Texinfo
     manual.   If  the	info  and  runcon  programs  are properly
     installed at your site, the command

	  info coreutils runcon	invocation

     should give you access to the complete manual.
































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