Stephen Liu wrote:
Hi Paul,
$ su -
# setenforce 0
(remark: "su" did not work, bash - command not found)
That's the exact error you got for "su -"?
# setenforce 0
bash: setenforce: command not found
The above was the exact error.
That's a result of using "su" rather than "su -" and hence not getting
root's PATH set up.
Does the command "getenforce" at this point say "Permissive"?
$ su
Password:
# getenforce
bash: getenforce: command not found
# su -
# getenforce
Permissive
So SELinux isn't the issue then.
Try again as a regular user.
User can start "acroread" exactly the same as root. The warning was
there as well.
I'd try removing and reinstalling it then.
Paul.
