On Aug 12, 2009, at 12:26, Ian Hayes <[email protected]> wrote:
I'm assuming that you're running the Targeted policy and not the
strict policy...
RHEL5 has a module for ccs, but I haven't taken it apart. The files
for fencing may be incorrectly labeled or the policy doesn't allow
fenced to run correctly.
Look at your /var/log/audit/audit.log files and see what's being
denied. You may want to install sealert and setroubleshootd so you
can browse the messages. First, check the file contexts of the files
that are appearing in your audit logs. Nothing should be default_t.
If anything looks out of whack, try restoring the correct file
contexts with restorecon and see if the file contexts have changed.
Definitely run restorecon as suggested, but add a "-vv" option (two
levels of verbosity) to see whether it's ignoring any customizable
types. If so, run again and additionally use the -F option to force.
Hth,
-paul
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