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On 02/23/2014 06:18 PM, Erik Mackdanz wrote: |
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> I'm attempting to convert my laptop to SELinux using the conversion |
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> guide, and I've run into a few snags with documentation. I've consulted |
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> the troubleshooting page, archives and forums, and now am reaching out |
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> directly. |
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> 1) When I get to the world update ('emerge -uDN world'), every package |
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> fails at install with 'Failed to set SELinux security labels.' Don't I |
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> also need 'FEATURES="-selinux"' for that step (like the preceding step)? |
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I am fairly sure FEATURES=selinux is pretty important at this step; this |
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is where you are re-installing all packages with SELinux support, and |
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the security labels are supposed to be set. |
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I had the same problem, though, on a recent conversion. In my case, the |
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problem was emerge was using python3, but the selinux module only exists |
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for python2. Try setting python2.7 as your default interpreter, or |
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re-emerge portage with USE=python2. The latter is what I did and now |
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everything works fine. |
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♫Dustin |
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http://dustin.hatch.name/ |
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