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+++ This bug was initially created as a clone of Bug #1158113 +++
The keepalived service lacks SELinux privleges to exec scripts, including tracking cripts and notification scripts. Proposed solution is to create a directory (/usr/libexec/keepalived) where scripts can be stored. This directory will then be labelled such that scipts installed here will have sufficient SELinux privileges.
Note that we will not be installing any scripts in this directory as part of keepalived package itself. User will need to create desired scripts in this directory to avoid AVCs.
Can I ask what is happening with this?
It says it is a clone of bug #1158113 but that one says it is now closed and Fedora (21/22) has been updated. This specific request is for RHEL 6 (and I see the same problem with 7 as well).
So are RHEL 6/7 going to be updated as well?
hi Ryan, the request comes from https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1145886
It's not a problem related to tripleo in particular, it is a more general issue we're trying to solve I think where keepalived needs to have permissions to run scripts so we set in the policy a special location where the scripts should go.
(In reply to Giulio Fidente from comment #9)
> hi Ryan, the request comes from
> https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1145886
>
> It's not a problem related to tripleo in particular, it is a more general
> issue we're trying to solve I think where keepalived needs to have
> permissions to run scripts so we set in the policy a special location where
> the scripts should go.
I completely agree.