How do I make sure programs have write access to their own tty?
Aleksey Nogin
aleksey at nogin.org
Sun Mar 28 01:12:57 UTC 2004
When I run (from staff_r) things via sudo, then sometimes it turns out
that the programs I run end up not being able to communicate back to me
as they are denied access to the tty they are running on (see
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=119209 for details).
Is there some way within the SELinux framework to give programs write
access to the tty they are running on w/o giving them write access to
all the ttys of the same type?
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