http://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=582399
http://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=582399#c8
--- Comment #8 from Justin mattock 2010-04-06 14:35:11 UTC ---
with the chmod to the config, this fixed the issue where there was a dbus error
when gdm was starting(/etc/selinux/targeted no such file or directory).
With the above, on a fresh install,and SELinux(no file labeling), you can see
the error in /var/log/gdm/*)
keep in mind, one thing I noticed is as soon as you label the filesystem, this
error is not reported in /var/log/gdm/*(but the system still craps out with a
dbus error).
As for upstart... I'm wondering if it's time we have an in kernel function todo
so(one thing I learned with building my own system, is hunting down a patch for
sysvinit for SELinux, was a nightmare(could only imagine upstart).
a good example that comes to mind(keep in mind this is just an example)would be
something maybe like:
sound/last.c
a small little __initcall early in the boot process
This way the policy is loaded, there is no need to deal with sysv/upstart,
and SELinux can go about it's merry way of loading and protecting.
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