I had fun with SELinux when using Haskell for CGI programs. The
default SELinux policy forbids CGI programs that execute code in their
data segment. I had to write a policy module that allowed
httpd_sys_script_t self:process execmem. Oh joy.
John
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Did you try turning off SELinux to check?
2008/12/2 Fraser Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all,
Has anybody seen this? I thought it might be an SELinux thing, but then I
wouldn't expect GHC or darcs to run. Audley is a fairly simple program in
operating system feature terms, but I get the
Hi all,
Has anybody seen this? I thought it might be an SELinux thing, but then I
wouldn't expect GHC or darcs to run. Audley is a fairly simple program in
operating system feature terms, but I get the same error with anything I
build myself.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] audley]$
Why didn't that occur to me? I should get more sleep. Thanks for the tip.
Now I know that it definitely is SELinux, a system I understand not at all,
I presume the problem is in these context things ... ghc has system_u and
bin_t, while audley has unconfined_u and file_t. Time to go poking
Hello Fraser,
Tuesday, December 2, 2008, 6:34:19 PM, you wrote:
search in GHC tracker: afair there was some SELinux-releated report
Why didn't that occur to me? I should get more sleep. Thanks for
the tip. Now I know that it definitely is SELinux, a system I
understand not at all, I
Thanks, Bulat, ticket #738 appears to be it. It was fixed in September, but
I guess it hasn't made it to yum yet, although there's a work-around with
permissions and so forth.
cheers,
Fraser.
On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 4:42 PM, Bulat Ziganshin
[EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Hello Fraser,
Tuesday,
