Re: [gentoo-user] 2005.1 el nino simple user restricts
Gyuri wrote: Hi guys, I've just downloaded, and installed Gentoo 2005.1 El Nino. I have some experiences with former Gentoo releases. But there is a little bug (maybe?) in el nino. A simple user cannot read the contets of the root ( / ) partition, she/he can only read and write in his/her own home directory. Is it a bug? Or is it done for some security reasons? Thanks in advance. Sorry for my bad English. Gentoo bug 101567. -- Summer is butter on your chin and corn mush between every tooth. -Calvin Aaron Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] [ BSD | commonbox | cron | cvs-utils | mips | netmon | shell-tools | vim ] -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] 2005.1 el nino simple user restricts
Hmmm, If I'm reading this and if I'm seeing that this is not the problem of just one user ... I'll be very glad to install with 2005.0 8-| ... if this appears right after installation with 2005.1, of course. Just a thought Frank On Tue, 2005-08-16 at 07:28 +, Gyuri wrote: Bastian Balthazar Bux wrote: Gyuri wrote: Hi guys, I've just downloaded, and installed Gentoo 2005.1 El Nino. I have some experiences with former Gentoo releases. But there is a little bug (maybe?) in el nino. A simple user cannot read the contets of the root ( / ) partition, she/he can only read and write in his/her own home directory. Is it a bug? Or is it done for some security reasons? Thanks in advance. Sorry for my bad English. what does output ls -ld / ? mine is drwxr-xr-x 20 root root 496 Aug 15 01:01 / maybe there is something wrong with mount options in etc/fstab ? About reemerge the whole system you can use emerge -ea world, seldom this doesn't go good so the procedure I follow is something like this: create a bash script like this (it can be done better, but it's fast to write it this way ;): #! /bin/bash emerge -epv world emerge -e world \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst = chmod +x eworld nohup ./eworld tail -f nohup.out at the end grep ERROR.*fail nohup.out to see if something is gone wrong. this seem to be your first post, welcome here Gyuri Thanks four your answers, ls -ld / says the same as yours, but with much less rights (my user manowar even dont have read, enter (folders) and write access). My fstab is correct. I mount /dev/hda6 (ext3) to / with the option noatime and with 0 1 at the end of the line. Should I mount it with defaults option? -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] 2005.1 el nino simple user restricts
Frank Schafer wrote: Hmmm, If I'm reading this and if I'm seeing that this is not the problem of just one user ... I'll be very glad to install with 2005.0 8-| ... if this appears right after installation with 2005.1, of course. Just a thought Frank Yes, you're right. I tried 2004.3 and former MiniInstall discs and this did not happen. It don't make any mess until now, all my software is able to work. But it's a little strange to me. I recommend you 2004.3, you won't experience this restriction. -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] 2005.1 el nino simple user restricts
On Tue, 2005-08-16 at 09:38 +, Gyuri wrote: Frank Schafer wrote: Hmmm, If I'm reading this and if I'm seeing that this is not the problem of just one user ... I'll be very glad to install with 2005.0 8-| ... if this appears right after installation with 2005.1, of course. Just a thought Frank Yes, you're right. I tried 2004.3 and former MiniInstall discs and this did not happen. It don't make any mess until now, all my software is able to work. But it's a little strange to me. I recommend you 2004.3, you won't experience this restriction. Thanks, I think I still have the 2004.3 image laying around somewhere. -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] 2005.1 el nino simple user restricts
On Tue, 16 Aug 2005 07:28:20 +, Gyuri wrote: Thanks four your answers, ls -ld / says the same as yours, but with much less rights (my user manowar even dont have read, enter (folders) and write access). chmod 755 / should fix this. My fstab is correct. I mount /dev/hda6 (ext3) to / with the option noatime and with 0 1 at the end of the line. Should I mount it with defaults option? Noatime only affects the way files are touched when they are read, it speeds things up slightly. It has no bearing on permissions. -- Neil Bothwick Never knock on Death's door. Ring the doorbell and run. He hates that. pgpz3w1Sz658S.pgp Description: PGP signature
Re: [gentoo-user] 2005.1 el nino simple user restricts
Frank Schafer wrote: On Tue, 2005-08-16 at 09:38 +, Gyuri wrote: Frank Schafer wrote: Hmmm, If I'm reading this and if I'm seeing that this is not the problem of just one user ... I'll be very glad to install with 2005.0 8-| ... if this appears right after installation with 2005.1, of course. Just a thought Frank Yes, you're right. I tried 2004.3 and former MiniInstall discs and this did not happen. It don't make any mess until now, all my software is able to work. But it's a little strange to me. I recommend you 2004.3, you won't experience this restriction. Thanks, I think I still have the 2004.3 image laying around somewhere. I've done a pair of installation of 2005.1 and the and the root dir is mounted 0755. #ls -ld / drwxr-xr-x 20 root root 488 Aug 13 05:19 / there are not many place where the mounting of / dir happen: /etc/init.d/bootmisc here / is mounted read only to start the work /etc/init.d/checkroot this one check and remount / boot are installed from sys-apps/baselayout , here sys-apps/baselayout-1.11.13 . -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] 2005.1 el nino simple user restricts
Bastian Balthazar Bux wrote: Frank Schafer wrote: On Tue, 2005-08-16 at 09:38 +, Gyuri wrote: Frank Schafer wrote: Hmmm, If I'm reading this and if I'm seeing that this is not the problem of just one user ... I'll be very glad to install with 2005.0 8-| ... if this appears right after installation with 2005.1, of course. Just a thought Frank Yes, you're right. I tried 2004.3 and former MiniInstall discs and this did not happen. It don't make any mess until now, all my software is able to work. But it's a little strange to me. I recommend you 2004.3, you won't experience this restriction. Thanks, I think I still have the 2004.3 image laying around somewhere. I've done a pair of installation of 2005.1 and the and the root dir is mounted 0755. #ls -ld / drwxr-xr-x 20 root root 488 Aug 13 05:19 / there are not many place where the mounting of / dir happen: /etc/init.d/bootmisc here / is mounted read only to start the work /etc/init.d/checkroot this one check and remount / boot are installed from sys-apps/baselayout , here sys-apps/baselayout-1.11.13 . Thank you very much, I'll give it a try. I've used 2001.-universe and an old (yet removed) installation (hungarian version) -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] 2005.1 el nino simple user restricts
Gyuri wrote: Bastian Balthazar Bux wrote: Frank Schafer wrote: On Tue, 2005-08-16 at 09:38 +, Gyuri wrote: Frank Schafer wrote: Hmmm, If I'm reading this and if I'm seeing that this is not the problem of just one user ... I'll be very glad to install with 2005.0 8-| ... if this appears right after installation with 2005.1, of course. Just a thought Frank Yes, you're right. I tried 2004.3 and former MiniInstall discs and this did not happen. It don't make any mess until now, all my software is able to work. But it's a little strange to me. I recommend you 2004.3, you won't experience this restriction. Thanks, I think I still have the 2004.3 image laying around somewhere. I've done a pair of installation of 2005.1 and the and the root dir is mounted 0755. #ls -ld / drwxr-xr-x 20 root root 488 Aug 13 05:19 / there are not many place where the mounting of / dir happen: /etc/init.d/bootmisc here / is mounted read only to start the work /etc/init.d/checkroot this one check and remount / boot are installed from sys-apps/baselayout , here sys-apps/baselayout-1.11.13 . Thank you very much, I'll give it a try. I've used 2001.-universe and an old (yet removed) installation (hungarian version) Hi, Some days ago installed a new XeN0-kernel on a 2GB partition and everything seemed to be OK, only some error while emerging anything, but resolved to deal with this later. Now saw i also have wrong permissions on /(d-wxrt 18 root root 4096 Aug 13 15:58 /mnt/crypt/ - checked from by regular Gentoo install), may be a bug with 2005.1 install disks. Rumen smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature
Re: [gentoo-user] 2005.1 el nino simple user restricts
Gyuri wrote:
Bastian Balthazar Bux wrote:
Frank Schafer wrote:
On Tue, 2005-08-16 at 09:38 +, Gyuri wrote:
Frank Schafer wrote:
Hmmm, If I'm reading this and if I'm seeing that this is not the
problem
of just one user ... I'll be very glad to install with 2005.0 8-|
... if this appears right after installation with 2005.1, of course.
Just a thought
Frank
Yes, you're right. I tried 2004.3 and former MiniInstall discs and
this did not happen. It don't make any mess until now, all my
software is able to work.
But it's a little strange to me. I recommend you 2004.3, you won't
experience this restriction.
Thanks, I think I still have the 2004.3 image laying around somewhere.
I've done a pair of installation of 2005.1 and the and the root dir is
mounted 0755.
#ls -ld /
drwxr-xr-x 20 root root 488 Aug 13 05:19 /
there are not many place where the mounting of / dir happen:
/etc/init.d/bootmisc here / is mounted read only to start the work
/etc/init.d/checkroot this one check and remount /
boot are installed from sys-apps/baselayout , here
sys-apps/baselayout-1.11.13 .
Thank you very much, I'll give it a try. I've used 2001.-universe and an
old (yet removed) installation (hungarian version)
In the specular thread that it's evolving right now [I (user) can write
to / ... but why]
there is an answer like this:
|The problem on both my laptop and workstation was simply the fact that
|the root partition (/) was owned by UID=1000 GUI=100. Apparently this
|is
|a bug, but a simple `chown root:root /` was sufficient to fix the
|problem, and I also changed several file-permissions in underlying
|directories (like usr).
If you find something similar try a command like this:
#find / -gid=100 -uid=1000 -type d
(find all directories owned by user 1000:100, the first user in gentoo)
!!! LOOK WELL AT THE OUTPUT !!!
if you think *all* that directoryes should be owned by root this make
the change.
#find / -gid=100 -uid=1000 -type d -exec chown 0:0 {} \;
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Re: [gentoo-user] 2005.1 el nino simple user restricts
Hi everybody. Is there any possibilities to re-emerge the whole system again? (not only updated packages, everything.) Thanks in advance -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] 2005.1 el nino simple user restricts
Gyuri wrote: Hi everybody. Is there any possibilities to re-emerge the whole system again? (not only updated packages, everything.) Thanks in advance You probably search for the --emptytree option. -- Stefan Kögl | Tel.: +43 664 44 24 894 Apetlonerstraße 11 | Mail: Stefan Kögl [EMAIL PROTECTED] A-7132 Frauenkirchen | ICQ: 115578877 -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] 2005.1 el nino simple user restricts
On Mon, 2005-08-15 at 14:47 +0200, Gyuri wrote: Hi everybody. Is there any possibilities to re-emerge the whole system again? (not only updated packages, everything.) Thanks in advance $ man emerge for god sake people please RTFM before asking please. -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] 2005.1 el nino simple user restricts
Gyuri wrote: Hi guys, I've just downloaded, and installed Gentoo 2005.1 El Nino. I have some experiences with former Gentoo releases. But there is a little bug (maybe?) in el nino. A simple user cannot read the contets of the root ( / ) partition, she/he can only read and write in his/her own home directory. Is it a bug? Or is it done for some security reasons? Thanks in advance. Sorry for my bad English. what does output ls -ld / ? mine is drwxr-xr-x 20 root root 496 Aug 15 01:01 / maybe there is something wrong with mount options in etc/fstab ? About reemerge the whole system you can use emerge -ea world, seldom this doesn't go good so the procedure I follow is something like this: create a bash script like this (it can be done better, but it's fast to write it this way ;): #! /bin/bash emerge -epv world emerge -e world \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst = chmod +x eworld nohup ./eworld tail -f nohup.out at the end grep ERROR.*fail nohup.out to see if something is gone wrong. this seem to be your first post, welcome here Gyuri -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] 2005.1 el nino simple user restricts
Bastian Balthazar Bux wrote: Gyuri wrote: Hi guys, I've just downloaded, and installed Gentoo 2005.1 El Nino. I have some experiences with former Gentoo releases. But there is a little bug (maybe?) in el nino. A simple user cannot read the contets of the root ( / ) partition, she/he can only read and write in his/her own home directory. Is it a bug? Or is it done for some security reasons? Thanks in advance. Sorry for my bad English. what does output ls -ld / ? mine is drwxr-xr-x 20 root root 496 Aug 15 01:01 / maybe there is something wrong with mount options in etc/fstab ? About reemerge the whole system you can use emerge -ea world, seldom this doesn't go good so the procedure I follow is something like this: create a bash script like this (it can be done better, but it's fast to write it this way ;): #! /bin/bash emerge -epv world emerge -e world \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst \ || emerge --resume --skipfirst = chmod +x eworld nohup ./eworld tail -f nohup.out at the end grep ERROR.*fail nohup.out to see if something is gone wrong. this seem to be your first post, welcome here Gyuri Thanks four your answers, ls -ld / says the same as yours, but with much less rights (my user manowar even dont have read, enter (folders) and write access). My fstab is correct. I mount /dev/hda6 (ext3) to / with the option noatime and with 0 1 at the end of the line. Should I mount it with defaults option? -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
