On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 17:28:50 EDT, Olga Gelbart <rosa@xxxxxxx> said:
Thanks! I checked /etc/sysconfig/selinux file and set
"SELinux=enforcing" (in all the documentation I read, I have never seen
this file mentioned anywhere). Of course, now I have another problem.
When I boot into SELinux kernel, I am asked to enter runlevel (I put
either 3 or 5 and got the same results). After that I get whole bunch of
"avc: denied {read} message for /bin/bash and the system just hangs. Is
my policy set up wrong? Can someone point me to a sample policy I can
test on my machine? I would really appreciate that!
Probably a botched relabel.
1) Boot with 'selinux=0' to disable it entirely.
2) Edit the selinux file and set to 'selinux=permissive'.
3) Reboot.
4) make relabel, then set 'selinux=enforcing' and reboot again.
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