On Mar 12, 2004, at 8:02 PM, Alaa The Great wrote:
msec will probably change it back so I will probably have to figure out again (for the 3rd or 4th time) how to manipulate the msec tables :-) to get it to stick
But should /usr/share/man be owned by rpm:rpm?
yeah for some strange reason /usr/share/man is owned by RPM on high security levels.
you can fix this by modifying the msec table relevant to your security level /usr/share/msec/perm.[0-5]
the line would look like this /usr/share/man rpm.rpm 710
either change the permissions or change the groups
/usr/share/man rpm.man 755
hi
Yeah, I just changed it to read
/usr/share/man rpm.rpm 711
And that works fine. Since man refers to this directory inside a longer path, it only needes e(x)ecute privilege...
Thanks for all the replies!
Chad
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