Add notice for SELinux enabled systems #304
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After the update to v1.2.0 on a system where SELinux is running you get the following error message in the web interface  To work around this problem you can set the SELinux context for the /var/run/icinga-vspheredb folder with the following command `semanage fcontext -a -t icingaweb2_rw_content_t '/var/run/icinga-vspheredb(/.*)?'` This command has to be run prior to the whole installation process of the module, the users and the other stuff.
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After the update to v1.2.0 on a system where SELinux is running you get the following error message in the web interface
To work around this problem you can set the SELinux context for the /var/run/icinga-vspheredb folder with the following command
semanage fcontext -a -t icingaweb2_rw_content_t '/var/run/icinga-vspheredb(/.*)?'This command has to be run prior to the whole installation process of the module, the users and the other stuff.