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On 8/10/2011 2:57 PM, Radosław Smogura wrote: |
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> Hello, |
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> Problem mainly is about starnge ID system_u:system_r:initrc_t I have inside |
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> KDE's konsole (all applications started / KDE service has it too). |
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> There is simillar thread in mailing list, but I can't join. |
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> I installed Gentoo few weeks ago, then I conveted it to hardened (without |
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> kernel patches), I reinstalled almost all packages few times including xdm, |
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> sysvinit, kdm, pam enusring I'm sysadm_t, but still I got above id. |
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> I think it should be somthing like user_u:user_r:user_t, which I get when I |
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> log thrugh ssh. |
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> System is of course running in permissive mode, and I use strict policy. |
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> Any ideas why it is, and/or how to fix it? |
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I've submitted a bug report to b.g.o about this; as near as |
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I can tell, neither kdm nor gdm ever actually tries to set |
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the execution context of their login sessions. They both |
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check for the presence of -lselinux at configure time but |
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don't appear to include any SELinux function calls. |
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I'm still trying to track this down, but hopefully someone |
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more familiar with KDE or GNOME will figure it out quicker :) |
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--Mike |
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