On 24/12/22 12:28, Samuel Sieb wrote:
On 12/23/22 17:27, Samuel Sieb wrote:
On 12/23/22 15:33, Stephen Morris wrote:
Hi,
How do I identify what file
.#user-1000@7668ca11a5184a26bcf4a7c1858f9574-0000000000000a42-0005ef6078e3e7f0.journalc7d37931ac52343c
is? The component before the "@" in the file name looks like the
file may be relative to my userid. I'm using an F37 system upgraded
from F36.
Also how do I determine why "journal-offline" would be denied
"relabelfrom" access on that file by selinux?
I have given journal-offline the access attempted (I know this
might be problematic given the questions I'm asking), but I'm also
trying to determine why it happened in the first place, and whether
or not, as indicated in the error details, I should be raising this
as a bug. The timing of this error seems to be indicating it
occurred during boot this morning, and the audit message is
indicating the file is potentially on device "sdd1", which is
potentially my fedora root partition, which doesn't have /boot nor
/boot/efi as they are on another device, and if it is the root
device, that device is a btrfs logical device and both the physical
and logical devices have the same label.
That looks like a temporary file of some sort. It would most likely
be in /var/log/journal/<some kind of id>/.
The id is the value from /etc/machine-id.
I've just checked /var/log/journal/<some kind of id>/ on a freshly warm
booted system, and the user file listed above is still there albeit
without the .# prefix and without the suffix after journal, so having
given journal the relabelfrom access, it now looks to me like it is
trying to rename the above file to remove the prefix and suffix, which
it now can do (I'm only surmising that is what is happening as I don't
understand what the message meant).
If that is what is happening why does journal-offline not have the
access by default and should it be reported? There is a similarly named
file in the folder with "system" before the "@", which presumably
journal-offline has no issues with, so why should it have issues with
the files created for the logging in user?
regards,
Steve
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