Strict policy working?

[Jimmy]

Does the strict policy work at all?
Ive installed FC6 4 times on 2 different PCs, and after the default 
installation ive installed the strict policypackage and enabled it, 
relabeled the disk and rebooted it.
X boots up, but i cant login. I get an error message, and looking deeper 
into it it says:
"Xlib: connection to ":0.0" refused by server
Xlib: no protocol specified

xrdb: Can´t open display ':0'
...
..."

When i switch off enforced (setenforce 0), it works fine. I have tried 
this with the latest policy and updates as well, and seriously starting 
to wonder if the policy really works "out of the box".
The reason i want the strict policy is Fedoras own description of the 
strict policy:

"Strict policy works best where you have a controlled userspace. For 
example, you can setup a security policy where your users are only 
allowed to use the Web browser to view files on the Internet and only 
allowed to download to certain directories. You could limit what 
applications the Web browser can launch to /helper/ applications."

This is exactly what i want to do, i want to be able to boot up a FC6 on 
my Vmware machine, and start a firefox session and browse some stuff on 
the web in a secure way.
Sooo... is the strict policy broken, or am i broken? ;)

With best regards / Tomten
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