> olga@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I just configured named to run on a machine with selinux enabled. But >> for >> some reason I can't start/restart named from an ssh session. Gives me >> the >> following error: >> >> host1 kernel: audit(1165261031.810:23): security_compute_sid: invalid >> context root:sysadm_r:named_t for scontext=root:sysadm_r:initrc_t >> tcontext=system_u:object_r:named_exec_t tclass=process >> Dec 4 13:37:11 host1 named: execvp: Permission denied >> Dec 4 13:37:11 host1 named: named startup failed >> >> However, I can start it from the X session at the server. Named starts >> fine without any errors. >> >> Do I need to configure ssh in this case? Or tweak named further? >> >> Thank you. >> >> Olga >> >> > Try run_init named start > > You are being bitten by RBAC. sysadm_r is not allowed to transition to > named_t. > Actually I can't seem to start any services from an ssh session. They start fine from the server. run_init command didn't work. Any suggestions?
