Problems modifying / adding users groups
Burke, Dan
dburke at techteam.com
Thu Nov 18 18:23:02 UTC 2004
> On Wed, 2004-11-17 at 08:32 -0500, Burke, Dan wrote:
> > Sounds reasonable.
>
>I don't know, I thought "disable it if you are not aware of the
>implications" was kinda harsh.
>Anyway, I ran into this because I had my root on reiserfs, which
doesn't
>support some features that selinux needs. You can reinstall with your
>root on xfs or ext3, or you can disable selinux. I think you've
covered
>the config-file bases for disabling it; to turn it off without
rebooting
>there's an entry in the fedora selinux faq, suprisingly enough:
>http://fedora.redhat.com/docs/selinux-faq-fc3/index.html#id3522705
Weird, I did "setenforce 0", it didn't work. Logged out and back in,
did it again, and it worked. I don't really understand selinux because
I admit I haven't taken the time to learn about it. Honestly though, I
don't see any value for it in my work environment right now, so it could
be a while before I have the time to look into it.
The next question I have is, why is this the only box that seems to have
it enabled? I've loaded many Core 2 boxes these last few months, and
not had this problem before. Hm, this one is the only one that was an
upgrade from C1, instead of a fresh reload, I wonder if that is a
factor.
Thanks for the help.
Dan.
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