I have installed FC6 on my home network and am enjoying the new
release. Tip of my fedora to the developers.. Job well done!
What is the status of using NFSv4 with SELinux and firewall enabled? I
have tried to get it going over my home network but to no avail
without disabling SELinux and the firewall. Is this problem strictly a
NFS issue? Has anyone been able to use NFS with SELinux and firewall
enabled?
SELinux shouldn't be a big issue if you set the appropriate booleans.
See "man nfs_selinux"
You may also be using NIS, in which case also check "man nis_selinux".
Re: NFS, SELinux and firewalls ... I have installed FC6 on my home network and am enjoying the new ... Tip of my fedora to the developers.. ... What is the status of using NFSv4 with SELinux and firewall enabled?... (Fedora)
Re: NFS, SELinux and firewalls ... I have installed FC6 on my home network and am enjoying the new ... Tip of my fedora to the developers.. ... What is the status of using NFSv4 with SELinux and firewall enabled?... (Fedora)
NFS, SELinux and firewalls ... I have installed FC6 on my home network and am enjoying the new ... Tip of my fedora to the developers.. ... What is the status of using NFSv4 with SELinux and firewall enabled?... (Fedora)
Re: NFS, SELinux and firewalls ... I have installed FC6 on my home network and am enjoying the new ... Tip of my fedora to the developers.. ... What is the status of using NFSv4 with SELinux and firewall enabled?... (Fedora)
Re: Samba wont dance [Solved - sort of] ... One moment, all machines were seeing each other, I was able to print from my Windows computers to the printer that was attached to my Fedora box - I could browse shares in both directions, etc. -- then, suddenly, the connection would be lost. ... I discovered that turning off my firewall on the Fedora box would fix that; I pored through my rules over and over, but, nothing made sense -- and the strange thing was, after getting things going by turning off the firewall (there's always that Samba delay before everything settles in), I could then turn the firewall back on, and things would work for long periods of time, till again, the connection was broken. ... (Fedora)
