Globe Trotter wrote:
Hi,
I have a separate mounted drive containing /usr/local. My userspace is on
/usr/local/trotter. It also contains my user account. When SELinux is updated:
it often complains that the definitions are not set. How can this resolved?
I don't want to move my login from /usr/local. I do not have a /home directory
and I do not want one.
Many thanks and best wishes,
GT
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Is your homedir listed in /etc/passwd?
If you run genhomedircon does it say anything?
genhomedircon tries to discover where your homedirs are located and set
the file context correctly. Some times it has a difficult time if the
directory
This seems to work for me.
useradd -d /usr/local/home/pwalsh mwalsh
genhomedircon
restorecon -R -v /usr/local/home
