Dawid Gajownik wrote:
Dnia 03/16/2007 02:18 PM, Użytkownik Paul Howarth napisał:
Looking at the policy sources, I think it may be working for me
because I have the allow_mount_anyfile boolean set
You're right, changing this boolean to 'on' allowed to mount this
network share on system boot. Is there any other way to resolve this
problem? I would like not to relax to much SELinux policy.
Alternative approach. Put the credentials file directly under /etc (or
some new, private directory within /etc) and run "restorecon" on it,
which should label it etc_t. Since /etc/fstab is etc_t and mount must be
able to read *that*, it should be able to read the credentials file too.
Paul.
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