The facebrowser seems to confuse thinkfinger a little. If you have an account without a fingerprint and click on it, it goes straight to the 'Password' response. If you then click on an account with a fingerprint, it doesn't work with a fingerprint until you've tried to enter a password.
I can't reproduce it here. I created an account without fingerprints. Logged out. 1. Clicked Mr Nofingers - gdm asks for password 2. Clicked my accout - gdm asks for username 3. Clicked my account again - gdm asks for password or fingerprint 4. Swiped finger - gdm logged me in.
I discovered that SELinux is denying gdm's access to USB devices, which breaks gdm's ability to work with thinkfinger. module thinkfingergdm 1.0; require { type xdm_t; type usb_device_t; class chr_file { read write ioctl }; } #============= xdm_t ============== allow xdm_t usb_device_t:chr_file { read write ioctl }; I added this semodule and it began working for me. Is this the correct solution?
Yes that is the correct solution, But a more complete solution should be in selinux-policy-2.6.4-46.fc7.src.rpm
Great! I'll test it out when it is built.
Jrb, does this work now ?
Somewhat awkwardly, I upgraded to rawhide, so I can't test with that version. I am still seeing the bug here though with selinux-policy-3.0.8-14.fc8.
jrb are you seeing additional AVCs?
Moving to F8Target. Jonathan would still be good to get your input.
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