[rt-users] RT not connecting to database?

[James Moseley]

Good.  I wouldn't waste my time trying to tweak selinux.  It sounds like
it's behind a firewall on an internal netwrok, so why turn it on at all.
There are many other things that will break with selinux turned on...


James Moseley




                                                                           
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On Mon, Jul 30, 2007 at 08:13:22PM -0500, James Moseley wrote:
> Ruslan makes a good point.  In FC6 and FC7, selinux is enabled by
default.
> You definitely want to turn that off.  Make sure you add:
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> SELINUX=disabled

HOLY CRAP THAT WAS IT!!!!

I used to install with SELinux disabled by habit.  After attending the
Red Hat Expo, I left it enabled... they had gone on and on about how
things were different, etc. and I believed them :-)

I may see if I can figure out the "right" fix for SELinux rather than
leaving it disabled.  But this is an internal server with no connection
to the outside world, so I'm not going to get too bent out of shape
over this.

Thanks!!!

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