Ralf Corsepius wrote:
The first thing to look for if you suspect SELinux is acv denied messages in /var/log/messages. Another thing to try is to "setenforce 0" and try the command again to see if you get different results.Hi,
Trying to create a char-device as ordinary user, results into this: # mknod /var/tmp/bla-1.0.0/etc/udev/devices/bla01 c 212 0 mknod: `/var/tmp/bla-1.0.0/etc/udev/devices/bla01': Operation not permitted
Any explanation for this behavior?
Is it mknod trying to be overly clever or is it an selinux bug (This is on a FC3 system with selinux-policy-targeted)?
This issue prevents one from being able to build rpms containing special devices as ordinary users.
Ralf
HTH
Richard Hally