10.5.4. Generating Manual Pages: sepolicy manpage
The sepolicy manpage command generates manual pages based on the SELinux policy that document process domains. As a result, such documentation is always up-to-date. Each name of automatically generated manual pages consists of the process domain name and the _selinux suffix, for example httpd_selinux.
The manual pages include several sections that provide information about various parts of the SELinux policy for confined domains:
The Entrypoints section contains all executable files that need to be executed during a domain transition.
The Process Types section lists all process types that begin with the same prefix as the target domain.
The Booleans section lists Booleans associated with the domain.
The Port Types section contains the port types matching the same prefix as the domain and describes the default port numbers assigned to these port types.
The Managed Files section describes the types that the domain is allowed to write to and the default paths associated with these types.
The File Contexts section contains all file types associated with the domain and describes how to use these file types along with the default path labeling on a system.
The Sharing Files section explains how to use the domain sharing types, such as public_content_t.
See the sepolicy-manpage(8) manual page for further information about sepolicy manpage.
