9 Apr
2017
9 Apr
'17
1:22 p.m.
I have searched the mail archive two years back and cannot find anything on the subject.
If I set SELinux to permissive mode, Squeak starts successfully. So, I am certain that this is the problem. However, there is nothing in the SELinux audit logs indicating that a denial even occurred, so I do not know what to allow to fix the problem.
The error message when I try to start Squeak is the same as when the limits have not been increased, but I have fixed that in /etc/security/limits.d, so the problem must be that SELinux is not allowing the limits to be reset.
Has anyone else had this problem and resolved it, other than by just turning off SELinux?