I created a normal user (urss) and added a crontab entry for that user
that runs a script. I can get the script launched at level, but not
polyinstantiated. A 'cat /proc/mounts' shows no polyinstantiation for
the cron session, but a normal login session has properly
polyinstantiated directories.
The crontab entry looks like:
SELINUX_ROLE_TYPE=user_u:user_r:user_t:UNCLASSIFIED-UNCLASSIFIED
* * * * * /opt/jcdx/libexec/urss-rss2email-cron.sh
SELINUX_ROLE_TYPE=user_u:user_r:user_t:UNCLASSIFIED-UNCLASSIFIED
* * * * * /opt/jcdx/libexec/urss-delivermail-cron.sh
The relevant portion of /opt/jcdx/libexec/urss-delivermail-cron.sh
#!/bin/bash
id
ls -Z /var/mailboxes
cat /proc/mounts
Have I missed some cron specific pam configuration? Did this work for
RHEL 5.X LSPP?
joe
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