Re: [gentoo-hardened] selinux + udev

[Joshua Brindle]

I already told you once, use devpts
mkdir /dev/pts
mount -t devpts /dev/pts /dev/pts

exactly as listed in the documentation

Joshua Brindle

nixnut wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>
>>You cannot use
>
> udev with SELinux
> right now, because
> Gentoo's udev
>
>>implementation
>
> uses ramfs mounted
> on /dev, which does
> not support
>
>>extended
>
> attributes.
>
> Ok, that was another
> question waiting to
> be asked. Thanks for
> preemptively
> answering that.
> Apart from that the
> selinux part of udev
> won't compile, so
> it's quite useless
> anyway, regardless
> of how udev mounts
> /dev. Well, back to
> the original
> question. How do I
> get selinux AND
> pty's working so a
> normal user can
> start an xterm? I
> cannot use devfs, I
> cannot use udev, so
> it's back to good
> old static /dev, but
> that results in
> errors like:
> xterm: Error 32,
> errno 2: No such
> file or directory
> Reason: get_pty: not
> enough ptys.
>
> regards,
> nixnut
>
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