On Mon, 2009-11-30 at 20:01 -0700, James McKenzie wrote: > relovin wrote: > > I ma trying to run Airmail with Wine in Fedora 12 with SELinux security > > enabled. It worked well under Fedora 10. I get an AVC error and > > a comment that SELinux thinks my application is acting like a virus. > > > > > At least SELinux sees Windows or Windows like activity as a virus :) > > You may have to edit SELinux to allow Wine to run and access ports as > needed. You should access a forum/list for SELinux to gather > information on how to do this. > I'm running Fedora 10 on a small LAN that's entirely under my control and has a NAT gateway to the wider world. Personally, I find SELinux more trouble than its worth, so the first thing I do after a clean install is to disable it. More particularly, as long as you only run packages it knows about and you use their standard configurations its not a problem, but step over those boundaries and it gets in the way. For instance, it will stop Apache from accessing user-specific web segments in ~/public_html because its default is to assume that web pages are all in /var/www/html. Martin
