On 13/04/15 22:11, Steve Holdoway wrote:
1. Fresh install of Centos 7, and log in under the default user
created with "Ädmin"privileges. Can't even save a text document on
the desktop or home directory (does create folders though). It
sounded like permissions, Is there something I can look up to learn
why this has happened (Say SElinux?).
echo 0 >/selinux/enforce
will temporarily disable to check further. IMO it's is terrible pile
of junk, written by people who don't understand base permissions, and
I get rid of it asap.
Hi Steve,
fortunately the administration of SeLinux on RH
variants is a lot easier
mainly due to Dan Walsh having written many python scripts for its
configuration.
Debian is a bit behind in the use of SeLinux it only uses the cli
commands such as
audit2allow iirc however Android 5 Lollipop now has selinux turned on by
default.
Someone on this list posted this video link a while back, a good intro
to the
advantages of leaving selinux on.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxjenQ31b70
iirc the inability to create a text document is due to the default user
or group permissions
a quick google search will find the solution.
--
keith.
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