2. i can't tell
1. if you want custom smack rules you should look at udev rules on the
system in /lib/udev/rules.d or /etc/udev/rules.d
On 12/15/2014 12:18 PM, Zaman, Imran wrote:
Hei!
Recently we have encountered an issue that if a PAM user session has PAM_TTY set as
"tty1", then it sets appropriate smack labels for /dev/snd/*.
otherwise the smack labels are not set appropriately for any other value and
the devices become inaccessible.
Can someone please indicate,
a- Which component is responsible for setting up the smack lables for
/dev/snd/* on the fly? Is it systemd?
b- Why is it hard-coded such that if PAM session has PAM_TTY set to "tty1" then it works
correctly otherwise not e.g. for "tty7" etc?
I would really appreciate if someone (or related person) responds at the
earliest :-)
BR
imran
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