Description of problem: On a fresh install of f7t4, /home has root.root 0700 permissions, causing GDM and other apps to believe home directories for users do not exist. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): f7t4 How reproducible: Install, reboot. Steps to Reproduce: Install, reboot :) Actual results: /home has 0700 permissions. Expected results: /home having 0755 permissions (at least). Additional info: This was a fairly straight forward install. The filesystem is JFS, but I'd be surprised if that had anything to do with it.
This looks fine to me here with ext3... can you reproduce outside of jfs? Also, was it permissions or selinux contexts?
Haven't had a chance to do a ext3 install yet -- but the problem persists with f7rc2 under jfs. It's a permissions problem; /opt, /home, /media, /mnt all end up with 0700 problems. SElinux is set to permissive, if that indicates anything. I'll see about doing an ext3 based install -- I rather suspect that people aren't running into this under that fs type, however.
This issue is not present under f7rc2 using either xfs or ext3.
I could not reproduce this with ext3, reiserfs, or jfs on F7 final. Are the directories with permissions problems mount points? That is, do you have separate /opt, /home, /media... partitions?
I just reproduced it on JFS with F7-final. The install is basically all defaults -- except the f/s type on / was changed to jfs from ext3. No other fs/lvm/partitioning changes were made. I'm installing via the network, using a usb flashdrive and diskboot.img.
Can you attach /var/log/anaconda.log and /var/log/anaconda.syslog to this bug report?
Created attachment 156090 [details] anaconda.log
Created attachment 156091 [details] anaconda.syslog
There you go :)
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