hi, I use FC2 with selinux enabled, as root I can't do "/etc/init.d/postgresql start". Any idea to run postgresql with selinux enabled ? thx
On Sun, 2004-12-19 at 18:58 +0700, joe wrote:
hi, I use FC2 with selinux enabled, as root I can't do "/etc/init.d/postgresql start". Any idea to run postgresql with selinux enabled ?
Other than upgrade to FC3? AIUI, the remaining problems with SELinux in FC2 aren't very fixable, and the general recommendation is to upgrade. The reason is the underlying infrastructure was reworked between FC2 and FC3.
- Karsten
On Sun, 2004-12-19 at 05:44 -0800, Karsten Wade wrote:
On Sun, 2004-12-19 at 18:58 +0700, joe wrote:
hi, I use FC2 with selinux enabled, as root I can't do "/etc/init.d/postgresql start". Any idea to run postgresql with selinux enabled ?
Other than upgrade to FC3? AIUI, the remaining problems with SELinux in FC2 aren't very fixable, and the general recommendation is to upgrade. The reason is the underlying infrastructure was reworked between FC2 and FC3.
In particular in FC2, postgresql has no policy. Also, its init scripts still use 'su'. Definitely the best option is to upgrade to FC3, as postgresql is now in the targeted policy with a number of fixes.
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