Laura Lazzati <laura.lazzati...@gmail.com> writes:
> I added the lines to a copy of guix-daemon.cil which I got from cloning > guix and placed it in root's home. Which lines? All of the changes I described were not necessarily ready for inclusion. They were all untested. > Since everything was messy (/gnu had d?????????? as permissions as well as > all the fields listed with `ls -l`, and could not solve it, even trying to > delete it ), I restored my VM to the point prior to adding the policy and > loading the module. > There i ran semodule, using the new file, created the .autorelabel file > and rebooted. It labeled everything, but I still can't run guix, and /gnu > dir again ended with these weird permisions: > d?????????? ? ? ? ? ? gnu This probably just means that there is no context permissions for “ls” to access /gnu. Another “allow” rule may be required to permit read-only access on /gnu to any process. -- Ricardo
