When you start the controller with systemd on an Oracle Linux machine… it fails to start due to a conflict with SELinux.
One thing I have not tried yet is to install OpenZiti in another folder like /etc/ instead of /home/opc/
Would this resolve the issue?
It’s come to the point to where I now need to find an answer.
This helpful at all? Was just published
For a long time, I've been concerned about relying on a company's focus on security. I generally expect the least focus on security as many companies just want to be first to market. Yikes, that sounds bad, but many companies indeed focus too little...
Oh nevermind, I see he used Ubuntu. Probably not relevant to Oracle Linux
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I am going to try to install Ziti in the etc folder to see if this resolve the issue… as it seems to be a folder rights issue… as a guess
av-dev
October 17, 2022, 6:42pm
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IIRC I ran into similar issue, if you run sudo systemctl enable <systemd-unit>
it will make a symlink in /etc/systemd/system
and that should help with SELinux restrictions.
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Super helpful. Thanks so much for sharing… its certainly saved a lot of painful trial and error.
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