Petre Rodan wrote:
your binares might lack the GNU_STACK header, i.e. they were built with an old
toolchain.
use readelf --headers to find out if it's the case.
Executing: readelf -headers /bin/mount | grep GNU_STACK shows
"GNU_STACK 0x000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000 0x00000 RW 0x4"
you might want to upgrade to the latest stable gcc and recompile all binaries
with that header missing.
My gcc is version 3.4.5
When I execute `setenforce 1` I get a "Killed" after each command I execute,
does this have something to do with the denied messages?
you should enforce only when your policy is ok for your purposes.
I am new to SELinux and currently reading the O'Reilly SELinux book to
gather more informations :)
Any suggestions to my problem?
Regards Jan
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