allow_daemons_dump_core doesn't work?

[Daniel J Walsh]

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Chuck Anderson wrote:
> I've been having issues with BIND so I set up the named process to 
> dump core and enabled allow_daemons_dump_core.  However, it would not 
> create any core file until I put SELinux into permissive mode.  I also 
> didn't get any audit messages related to the failed core dump.  Why is 
> that?  The CWD of the process is /var/named which is where the core 
> dump got written after I put SELinux in permissive mode.
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allow_daemons_dump_core, is only allowing daemons to create new files in /

It would not allow named to create a file in /var/named.

So I guess we need to add a rule to allow named to write to named_zone_t
if this boolean is set, or make named use / as its cwd.

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