Hello,

Speaking of make relabel. Would it not be a good idea to run a relabel at boot time?

Ed

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=> From: owner-selinux@tycho.nsa.gov

[mailto:owner-selinux@tycho.nsa.gov] On
=> Behalf Of Stephen Smalley
=> Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 7:36 AM
=> To: Russell Coker
=> Cc: SE Linux
=> Subject: Re: cleaning psidfiles database
=>
=>
=> On Wed, 10 Jul 2002, Russell Coker wrote:
=>
=> > psidfiles_init: error 22 in obtaining SID for context
=> > system_u:object_r:dmesg_exec_t (psid 9).
=> > psidfiles_init: error 22 in obtaining SID for context
=> > system_u:object_r:mesg_exec_t (psid 107).
=> >
=> > As a follow up to my previous messages on the topic of psidfiles,
if
=> the root
=> > file system is mounted without a valid policy (or if an initrd is
used
=> that
=> > doesn't have a valid policydb) then messages such as the above
appear
=> for all
=> > types that used to be applied to files on the file system. The
above
=> two
=> > examples are for file types that were not used for several months!
=>
=> What previous messages on the topic of psidfiles? Are you referring
back
=> to the "Major reduction in errors" thread?
=>
=> You can use 'make reset' in the policy directory to recreate the
=> persistent label mappings from scratch, purging any obsoleted
entries.
=>
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