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>On Wed, 2004-05-26 at 10:33, Emre wrote: |
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>>1. After I su to root and try /etc/init.d/xxx restart, I get: |
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>>cannot find your entry in the passwd file. |
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>>authentication failed. |
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>>But if I login from console, then it works ok. I made sure I installed selinux |
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>>version of required packages. |
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>You probably aren't using a selinux-enabled display manager, so when you |
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>log in to X, your identity is not set. GDM is the only one for sure |
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>thats in portage. KDM supposedly works with pam_selinux, and XDM and |
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>WDM might have upstream support, but I'm not sure. |
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It is not an X problem. Starting a service like /etc/init.d/net.eth0 ask |
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for authentification. When starting this as root, I enter the root |
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password and the service gets started. If I login as ordinary user, then |
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su and then try to start the service I get the same error Emre mentions. |
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I can't find anything on this googling or searching the gentoo forums. |
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regards, |
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nixnut |
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