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Matt Harrison wrote: |
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> Markus Bartl wrote: |
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>> I know this wont help, but i got exactly the same issue. |
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>> If i try to boot in enforcing mode, init is blocked and the boot sequence stops. |
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>> My build.conf looks exactly the same as Matts. |
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>> Any ideas would be really welcome. I really want to give SELinux a chance, but |
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>> things get lost in the basics :-( |
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>> Regards, |
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>> Markus |
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> Boy is my face red, well it seems that all the problems were due to the |
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> fact I hadn't merged the new config files after installing everything. |
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> I believe /etc/pam.d/login was to blame, after merging the changes for |
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> it I can now login and work with enforce enabled. |
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> Sorry that I bothered the list with such a silly problem but hopefully |
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> others won't make this mistake (or they'll know how to fix it now). |
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> Thanks for all the input. |
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> Matt |
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Nearly solved anyway, now the pam/login file is fixed logins work and |
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shell commands are ok. |
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The problem now is that courier-* services always give permission |
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denied, possibly because they're running in what appears to be the wrong |
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context. |
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Also, the system still doesn't boot, I have to boot in permissive then |
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set enforced after boot. |
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Thanks |
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Matt |
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