On Tue, 05.04.11 20:41, Barry Fishman (barry_fishman@xxxxxxx) wrote: > I have been running Fedora 15 for a few weeks. I had not used Fedora > for a long time, and have some questions about what is going > on. > > 1) When I reboot the system the ntpd, httpd, and sshd daemons are not > running. I can start them easily by running the scripts in the > /etc/init.d directory. I understand that systemd is being used and > these scripts are probably not generally used. How to it get systemd to > include these processes at startup. systemctl enable ntpd.service httpd.service sshd.service (though the traditional "chkconfig ntpd on ; chkconfig httpd on ; chkconfig sshd on" will work too. > 2) I can see using 'netstat -lt' that I have listening ports for > these servers (once I started them) as Foreign Address *:*. I can > access them locally, but I can not connect to them from my local > network. At first I thought it had something to do with SELinux, > but I am running it in permissive mode. Stop your Firewall: systemctl stop iptables.service (or traditional: "service iptables stop") > 3) SELinux spits out all kinds of strange denied access messages like > (looking in the audit.log) like login wanting to execute /bin/bash. I > had to put SELinux in permissive mode in order to even login. I tried > shutting it off, but then I could not even boot the system. What is > going on? The only odd thing about my system that I can think of is > that the timestamps have gotten out of wack due to ntpd not starting up > and my clock drifting into way in the future. Use the newest selinux policy package from bodhi (3.9.16-12). Lennart -- Lennart Poettering - Red Hat, Inc. -- desktop mailing list desktop@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/desktop
