Hi Eric,
<warren> jeremy: btw, any idea why if I create a livecd while enforcing, the resulting image when booted cannot do /bin/su? Permission denied <warren> jeremy: F9 host, F9 target image <warren> jeremy: it seems fine if I setenforce 0 before livecd-creator <jeremy> warren: with f9 updates? if so, I *thought* all of the selinux userspace bits for enforcing had been pushed. but I didn't keep that close of an eye on them. eparis would be the one to ask
Currently if I make a LiveCD of F9 + updates on a F9 host, livecd-creator seems to succeed. But if I boot that live image, I am unable to run /bin/su because of a denied permission. setenforce 0 prior to livecd-creator creates a working image.
Are we missing bits pushed to F9 updates that would allow enforcing to be enabled and to create a valid LiveCD image?
Warren Togami wtogami@redhat.com
Warren Togami wrote:
Hi Eric,
<warren> jeremy: btw, any idea why if I create a livecd while enforcing, the resulting image when booted cannot do /bin/su? Permission denied <warren> jeremy: F9 host, F9 target image <warren> jeremy: it seems fine if I setenforce 0 before livecd-creator <jeremy> warren: with f9 updates? if so, I *thought* all of the selinux userspace bits for enforcing had been pushed. but I didn't keep that close of an eye on them. eparis would be the one to ask
Currently if I make a LiveCD of F9 + updates on a F9 host, livecd-creator seems to succeed. But if I boot that live image, I am unable to run /bin/su because of a denied permission. setenforce 0 prior to livecd-creator creates a working image.
Are we missing bits pushed to F9 updates that would allow enforcing to be enabled and to create a valid LiveCD image?
According to dwalsh it turns out that you need at least kernel-2.6.26 for livecd-creator to work properly with enforcing enabled.
Warren
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