I have a test VM set up with centos7 in its default configuration, registered as a spacewalk 2.2 client and with osad installed and running.
When I do a 'service osad status', I get a lot of selinux complaints saying python-2.7 doesn't have permission to a bunch of stuff. Similarly when I schedule package updates the job fails with Spacewalk reporting a python error. I worked around it by running 'semanage permissive -a osad_t' and rescheduling the failed job, which worked fine the next time. Typical syslog message is : python: SELinux is preventing /usr/bin/python2.7 from read access on the file . Questions: - isn't this a selinux policy bug in centos7 that I should report to them ? - or would it go in as a RHEL 7 bug referencing that I was running CentOS ? - and would it be a selinux bug, or a osad bug in that rpm ? -- ----- [email protected] ----
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