Description of problem: This is UNREPORTABLE when SELinux is active as it triggers a Malloc() function error.Nothing can be launched, oddly, except a terminal. The boolean marked SELinux cannot be set or unset.Such thing should never cause breakage or be in here if it causes such.If you edit this, you will be forced to DISABLE SELinux on boot.There is no way around this.Your setup is now corrupt. Secondly, the following set options should not cause this issue.Generally apps dont need low mem access, but what low area are we talking about? Below 640K? Below 1MB? Wine and dosemu generally go there.Linux uses above 1MB-4MB generally.Yes, Ive done my OS homework as it were.Kernel should be locked in RAM anyways(RO).Modules go here too, right? Following is a dump from the SELinux config app: --- boolean -m -1 abrt_handle_event boolean -m -1 antivirus_can_scan_system boolean -m -1 antivirus_use_jit boolean -m -1 cdrecord_read_content boolean -m -1 cron_can_relabel boolean -m -1 deny_execmem boolean -m -1 fcron_crond boolean -m -1 global_ssp boolean -m -1 logging_syslogd_can_sendmail boolean -m -1 mmap_low_allowed boolean -m -1 mock_enable_homedirs boolean -m -1 pppd_can_insmod boolean -m -1 pppd_for_user boolean -m -0 selinuxuser_execstack boolean -m -1 selinuxuser_ping boolean -m -1 use_ecryptfs_home_dirs --- Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 23 How reproducible: once triggered, always Steps to Reproduce: 1.edit settings w the app Actual results: cant malloc anything, sigsev and segfaults reign supreme (despite my 23.7 of 24 GB free) Expected results: this should never happen Additional info: Latter two options are set by my 'shh-private' Private folder setup script.I dont have any NFS shares on this system.
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Was this bug fixed ? I need an updated resolution for my project at http://buyessayfast.net/ , but I still can not find any info about it.
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