I've a RHEL 5 machine with SELinux disabled.
sestatus -v
SELinux status: disabled
What is the effect of SELinux context on a user's home directory?
ls -lZ -d zxtdfg
drwx------ zxtdfg dba user_u:object_r:user_home_dir_t:s0 zxtdfg
Is it possible to modify/remove the SELinux context of a single file/directory?
Also I have created a test user with normal useradd command. It doesn't have any SELinux context attributes.
ls -lZ -d test
drwx------ 604 604 test
Can we add the SELinux context to this user's home directory?