I agree that GTK is crashing and bringing down the server but I don't
agree that it is doing so because of the XSELinux extension. First of
all I'm currently running in permissive mode because the policy for the
extension is still being developed so nothing really gets 'prohibited'.
And then there's the fact that all I have to do is add a HorizSync line
to my xorg.conf file and sure enough the xserver/gnome/... starts and
life is good (albeit that the extension generates so many of its' idea
of an avc that the log eats up all of my virtual disk space).
Ted
Adam Jackson wrote:
On Tue, 2007-03-27 at 13:26 -0500, Ted X Toth wrote:
I'm sorry if I didn't make it clear but as I mentioned in my original
post I'm building and running the latest (7.2) with the XACE patches
because of a requirement to run a trusted X. From what I understand this
code base is what may be built in FC8 but you would know better than I.
Hopefully you can still help me understand what would need to be done to
get a xorg.conf that will function for our livecd :)
X is coming up. GTK is crashing.
Run "X -verbose :0" by itself and notice how your X server comes up just
fine. Then control-alt-backspace, run startx, and watch the session
fall over.
The reason GTK is aborting is because the security extension is
prohibiting it from doing things that it would normally otherwise do.
In other words, you asked for it, and you got it.
- ajax
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