Am 18.03.2014 17:13, schrieb jmct:
I spoke with one of our Linux administrators and he advised that SELinux
didn't even cross his mind because he's so used to disabling it on install.
:P
Just curious: normally postfix runs quite well with selinux enabled.
Have you checked the audit logs where selinux reports details of
"violations"? Normally under /var/log/audit/ and grep the latest logfile
for postdrop
With that lines you might be able to create a selinux policy module that
can be loaded.
Just my 5 cents: disabling a security feature like selinux is not the
best choice.
Just one more thing: did you try selinux mode targeted as well? Same
problem?
