| sean finney on 18 Sep 2009 00:44:50 -0700 |
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ah, someone broke the thread so i didn't see the follow up. nice to know that somewhere in my proposed noise was something not too far from the problem On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 12:12:46PM -0400, Sean C. Sheridan wrote: > setenforce 0 > > allows the service to start as expected. i've found that sometimes during redhat-based updates that the selinux labels/contexts for files aren't preserved (i had syslog break on one machine for a few months before i figured out it was selinux related). usually it's something in a postinstall script for an rpm that creates a temporary file and then copies it over a pre-existing file but without preserving the label/context. i think you can fix this with the restorecon program. something like "restorecon -Rnv" should show if there's anything that ought to be changed and remove the -n to get it to actually do the changes--but for something like this please don't take my faulty memory and RTFM to make sure :) sean Attachment:
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