[DSE-User] init running as kernel_t problem

[Yab Boos]

Russell Coker wrote:
> On Wednesday 13 February 2008 08:01, Erich Schubert <erich at debian.org> wrote:
>   
>> 2. Does your filesystem support xattr labels?
>> (ext2/3 does, I don't know which of the others do, you'll need to look
>> it up. There were reiserfs issues at some point, but I figure that
>> probably was resolved in the meantime. I guess xfs is okay, too. But I
>> do not KNOW, so you'll really have to look it up / test it.
>>     
>
> XFS worked last time I tested it.  I've got a server running with XFS (but I 
> haven't upgraded it's kernel for a while).
>
> ReiserFS didn't work last time I tested it.
>   
The filesystem is ext3.
> The first thing to do is to run "ls -lZ /sbin/init".  Then we'll have a better 
> idea of what went wrong.
>   
system_u:object_r:init_exec_t:s0
That's after I ran fixfiles manually. I didn't encounter the error after 
fixfiles relabel /.
However still if I create /.autorelabel, after the reboot the file is 
gone but the time it takes to boot doesn't differ from the regular 
boot-up. Running fixfiles manually does take significant time to 
complete, so apparently it just doesn't relabel anything on boot-up for 
some reasons..

policycoreutils ver is 2.0.27-1