and when you start _cobblerd_ on Centos 10 what happens here:
-> $ journallf --no-hostname -u setroubleshootd.service
I have had those sebooleans on.
What worries me is the /etc which SE denies to _cobbler_ -
building custom module can be done but it should make sense,
if it does not one could as well disable SE completely.
Without custom SE modules - you do not get the denials to
"/etc" some of which I listed?
When I do:
-> $ cobbler check
which seemingly works, I also see _cobbler_ getting its
internal parts wrong:
-> $ journallf --no-hostname -u cobblerd.service
...
cobblerd[1931325]: INFO | check
cobblerd[1931325]: INFO | running: systemctl is-active
--quiet cobblerd > /dev/null 2>/dev/null
cobblerd[1931325]: INFO | received on stdout:
cobblerd[1931325]: INFO | running: wget --help
cobblerd[1931325]: INFO | received on stdout: GNU Wget
1.24.5, a non-interactive network retriever.
cobblerd[1931325]: Usage: wget [OPTION]... [URL]...
cobblerd[1931325]: Mandatory arguments to long options are
mandatory for short options too.
cobblerd[1931325]: Startup:
cobblerd[1931325]: -V, --version
display the version of Wget and exit
cobblerd[1931325]: -h, --help print
this help
cobblerd[1931325]: -b, --background go to
background after startup
cobblerd[1931325]: -e, --execute=COMMAND
execute a `.wgetrc'-style command
cobblerd[1931325]: Logging and input file:
cobblerd[1931325]: -o, --output-file=FILE log
messages to FILE
cobblerd[1931325]: -a, --append-output=FILE append
messages to FILE
cobblerd[1931325]: -d, --debug print
lots of debugging information
cobblerd[1931325]: -q, --quiet quiet
(no output)
cobblerd[1931325]: -v, --verbose be
verbose (this is the default)
cobblerd[1931325]: -nv, --no-verbose turn
off verboseness, without being quiet
cobblerd[1931325]: --report-speed=TYPE output
bandwidth as TYPE. TYPE can be bits
cobblerd[1931325]: -i, --input-file=FILE
download URLs found in local or external FILE
cobblerd[1931325]: -F, --force-html treat
input file as HTML
cobblerd[1931325]: -B, --base=URL
resolves HTML input-file links (-i -F)
....
I suspect - unless cobbler was "hacked" in a malicious way -
last/current version of cobbler was not adapted to different
(from Centos 9) binaries in Centos 10, on which it relies.--
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