Re: VMware Server 2.0, selinux, and F10

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Christopher A. Williams a écrit :

> According to our testing (a friend of mine who also frequents this list
> was here too), the current version of VMware Server DOES NOT RUN on F10
> (32-bit) unless selinux is DISABLED. Permissive mode doesn't cut it - it
> still causes VMware Server to not run.

Same diagnostic for me.

I've run VMware server 1.0.x without any issue with SElinux in
permissive mode (until F9).

With VMWare server 2.0 SElinux must be disabled :(
(same issue under F9 and F10)

It seems there is no communication between client and server (even if
both on same machine). And "service vmware stop" hangs...

Really annoying (I need Selinux)

I don't understand how "permissive" mode can block something...
We need a Selinux gourou..

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