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karakan
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‎2018-01-17 17:32
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Disabling selinux. Permanently?

Hello,

documentation requires to disable selinux beeore installing linux client (PAM module).

Customer complains very much about it.

Is it this limitation required only for installation time or selinux must be disabled permanently icl. run time?

Regards, Dariusz
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George Teys
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‎2018-01-18 21:08

Hi Dariusz,

I will clarify it with team tomorrow.
For now I can only say that in 6.0 the requirement will be removed.
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George Teys
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‎2018-01-19 08:39

teysg;2473807 wrote:
I will clarify it with team tomorrow.


Hi Dariusz,

It was required not only for installation, permanently.
But as I said the requirement will be removed in 6.0 which will be released at the end of March.
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karakan
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‎2018-01-19 09:41

Great, George.
Thanks, Dariusz
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jrochamtz
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‎2019-05-02 05:02

Hello George,

I installed AdvancedAuthLogonClients-6.2 on CentOS Linux release 7.6.1810 and it requires to disable SElinux permanently. Is there any instructive to create/activate custom SElinux rules and make pam client work with SElinux enabled?

Thank you!
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George Teys
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‎2019-05-06 16:10

jrochamtz;2499113 wrote:
Hello George,

I installed AdvancedAuthLogonClients-6.2 on CentOS Linux release 7.6.1810 and it requires to disable SElinux permanently. Is there any instructive to create/activate custom SElinux rules and make pam client work with SElinux enabled?

Thank you!


Hello,

Our QA team just revalidated the related tests and they were able to install CentOS version 6.2.63 with SELINUX=enforcing.
Can you provide some more details about the issue?
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