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I've also lost count of the number of times the solution to some problem was to disable SELinux because we can't make it work any other way.
by TallGuyShort 14y ago
I've also lost count of the number of times the solution to some problem was to disable SELinux because we can't make it work any other way.
- noonespecial 14y agoThe worst part of SELinux is that it seem to just silently prevent things from working. The entry in its cryptic little log will have almost nothing to do with what didn't work. If the system acts weird, its either rooted or SELinux is on.