Michael Yep wrote:
Writing to a floppy would be a security hole. Thats why its not allowed. SE Linux is for high security applicationsWhether or not writing to a floppy is a security hole, I am not sure this is being prevented by SELinux. Are you seeing
any AVC messages in the log file? This may be a DAC prevention. Try setenforce 0 and then try to work with the Floppy,
if the same problems happen, it is not an SELinux problem.
SELinux running targeted policy is not only for high security applications. The goal is to bring better security to all OS's.
At 03:49 PM 12/28/2004, you wrote:
Hi. I've recently installed FC3 with the SE stuff enabled. This is the first time I've tried to use the floppy drive in my machine and I noticed that the floppy gets mounted to /media/floppy, but I can't put any files on it. I opened a console and su'd to root. Root can write files, everyone can read and execute files, but I couldn't chmod or chown anything on the floppy to allow a normal user to copy files to the disk.
Am I right that this might be an SE Linux thing and I should go read up on that?
Or is there something new in the kernel or fedora that I need to learn? [I had used RH 6.x several years ago and don't seem to remember having this kind of problem].
TIA, Richard.
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