hi,
i just installed fc3 (with selinux=permissive and configuration=minimal) in order to get familiar with selinux. after updating the system and installing the strict-policy as well as the strict and targeted sources via yum, i edited /etc/selinux/config to "strict" and rebooted. since then, during boot, i'm getting flodded with "avc denied" for nearly every service (didn't happen while i had "targeted" enabled), even when i login. i tried to fix it with executing "make load/reload/relabel" in the strict-src-directory, but that doesn't work. after second glance at the selinux-faq i discovered that i forgot to do "touch/.autorelabel" before first reboot. did this cause my problems, or is it a problem with the strict policy itself? how do i fix it (if still possible)?
thx!
tim kossack wrote:
On Sun, 2005-07-10 at 21:22 -0700, tim kossack wrote: [snip]
i tried to fix it with executing "make load/reload/relabel" in the strict-src-directory, but that doesn't work.
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tried it in /etc/selinux/strict/src/policy/, of course.
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Update to the latest strict policy from the devel branch.
Dan
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