Hmm no idea how to properly check for selinux enablement; perhaps we
can poke something in /proc or in /selinux?
Last resort, we could move to a grep /selinux in /proc/mounts.
/selinux is mounted with fs type 'selinuxfs', which I expect to be not
available when selinux is disabled. Can't you try to mount it always and
ignore if it fails?
And even if does not fail on a system without /selinux, would this be a
problem?
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