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Created attachment 794940 [details] AVC fail message log Description of problem: Encountering AVC error messages at every subsytem installation of pki while running pki cli automation testing on a fedora19 beaker machine. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
Looks like hsperfdata_root is mislabeled. The useradd call is just a leaked file descriptor.
The hsperfdata_root directory gets created by java. I think its probably a good idea to create a special type for hsperfdata_root dirs in /tmp, and create an interface with a named file transition ( it has a fixed name so that should work ), Then that interface can be called from all domains that runs java. Else you may end up with issues like these. Some people might have various java apps running as root in different domains and they will all want to access that dir for some reason. By using a uniform type for it you avoid issues.
Come to think about it , java should not be using predictable names in /tmp at all, but i guess she has her reasons for doing that
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