Hi It's possible fapolicyd blocks ActiveMQ, it depends what you have /etc/fapolicyd/rules.d.
Do you launch ActiveMQ via the wrapper or via the bin/activemq script ? Regards JB On Wed, May 15, 2024 at 10:52 PM Wheat,Michael R (BPA) - TTST-DITT-2 <mrwh...@bpa.gov.invalid> wrote: > > I have a situation where we have to use fapolicyd, and when its enabled, > ActiveMQ won't start. > If I disable fapolicyd, then start activemq, it seems to work fine. Then when > I re-enable fapolicyd, activemq fails. > > So I have some rules permitting activemq to operate added to fapolicyd. > > Now activemq still wont start unless it is enable before fapolicyd is > enabled, and then it works fine. > > So I suspect that there is some dependency within activemq that is being > blocked by the fapolicyd, but I know not what. > > Surely our team cannot be the first to attempt to use fapolicyd with > activemq, but I cannot seem to find any documentation online from either RHEL > or ActiveMQ, nor any of the chat boards discussing this scenario. > > Does anyone have any input? > > > Very Respectfully, > > Michael R. Wheat >
