Mivz wrote:
Hello,
In the SELinux handbook is noted that I should use use UDEV management
of /dev and no tar bal in /etc/conf.d/rc:
RC_DEVICES="udev"
RC_DEVICE_TARBALL="no"
But if configure my /dev like this, I loose al my security labels and
they always return to the standart device_t, which causes my system to
hang in enforcement mode.
I played around with them and noted that when I use static management
and do store /dev to a tarball it does work correct, but then other
programs start to misbehave, even when not in enforcement mode. For
exampke konsole hangs on startup. kwifimanager can't find su to edit
it's settings. If I return to udev management and no tarball, everything
works fine again, except for the security labels.
Does anyone no why udev does not work properly with securitylabels?
Should I file a bug report on this?
Hello
It looks like your static dev files (those are on root partition) are not
labeled. Try to remount the dev part of the root partition on /dev and do the
relabeling.
That worked for me at least.
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