That is expected. sudo grep -v '#' /etc/selinux/semanage.conf
SELinux bootup error message
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That is what my system looks like. Is this actually causing any problems? You could add selinux=0 to GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT in /etc/default/grub if it is causing problems or bothering you.
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Looking at /etc/default/grub, this is my GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet".
Yep, that is normal. If you want the selinux warning to go away, add selinux=0 to that and run update-grub.
The other day, it was the first time I rebooted my system in over 4 months. That's when I noticed that error message.
My servers are headless and I don't watch them boot. If I'm not having problems, I don't go looking for messages.
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I updated the grub file, /etc/default/grub, to have command selinux=0 in line, GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet selinux=0".
Make sure to run sudo update-grub after making any change to /etc/default/grub.
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Just for adding information.
I am doing tests in a vm and I have received the exact same message as the OP.
The only thing this vm has installed is omvextras, openmediavault-kernel and the proxmox 5.19 kernel.
I haven't even configured anything else in the GUI other than the fixed IP on the network interface.
The only extraordinary action has been to try to make a script run at startup using crontab -e and adding the corresponding line to the generated file.
It is a clean installation.
The interesting thing is that Selinux is installed and with the same configuration in /etc/selinux/semanage.conf
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Make sure to run sudo update-grub after making any change to /etc/default/grub.
Same problem here.
And not solved : I put "selinux=0" to the line, updated Grub and rebooted and still the error message.
Main problem : all connections disabled, I can"t SSH ord access WebUI
Only using monitor+keyboard on the machine.
So I solved doing this :
- selinux=0 is not working, "getenforce" is not here.
Why ? Because... selinux is not installed.Yes, it is real : OMV needs a policy file which is not existing.
I then installed selinux-policy-dev package to see the result.
It succeed... not totally but it created /etc/selinux/config file.
I edited this file and changed SELINUX=permissive to SELINUX=disabled
And then reboot : no more error, all ok and "getenforce" tells me that SELINUX is disabled.
Not so cool but I didn't changed anything else and it is solved now.
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And not solved : I put "selinux=0" to the line, updated Grub and rebooted and still the error message.
Main problem : all connections disabled, I can"t SSH ord access WebUIOnly using monitor+keyboard on the machine.
So I solved doing this :- selinux=0 is not working, "getenforce" is not here.
Why ? Because... selinux is not installed.Yes, it is real : OMV needs a policy file which is not existing.
I then installed selinux-policy-dev package to see the result.It succeed... not totally but it created /etc/selinux/config file.
I edited this file and changed SELINUX=permissive to SELINUX=disabled
And then reboot : no more error, all ok and "getenforce" tells me that SELINUX is disabled.
Not so cool but I didn't changed anything else and it is solved now.So, you installed selinux and configured a policy to remove a warning. I will stick with the warning.
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With warning on, it keeps looking at a file which is not here and then all connections are disabled : you can't SSH, use docker/container and access them on LAN, etc.
You can't even ping the server.
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With warning on, it keeps looking at a file which is not here and then all connections are disabled : you can't SSH, use docker/container and access them on LAN, etc.
You can't even ping the server.You must have something going on. I have seen plenty of people who have the message and nothing is wrong. SELinux can't be causing a problem when the service isn't installed. The lib is installed but that isn't enough to cause a problem.
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You might be right.
But installing and disabling SELinux seems to solve the problem
And I don't remind that the error message was here before but as you said : I don't look at server booting when all is ok.
I might try to uninstall/remove selinux but if problem still occurs after... I don't know where to look at.
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I just wanted to say that I'm also getting this message upon reboot or startup. I have an Odroid HC2 with Debian Bullseye and OMV 6. It's annoying because it just sits there for a few minutes and I can't ssh in or do anything until it finally moves past. It does this any time I reboot.
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I just wanted to say that I'm also getting this message upon reboot or startup. I have an Odroid HC2 with Debian Bullseye and OMV 6. It's annoying because it just sits there for a few minutes and I can't ssh in or do anything until it finally moves past. It does this any time I reboot.
OMV isn't enabling this. Armbian is. I would report this on the Armbian forum.
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Same problem here.
And not solved : I put "selinux=0" to the line, updated Grub and rebooted and still the error message.
Main problem : all connections disabled, I can"t SSH ord access WebUI
Only using monitor+keyboard on the machine.
So I solved doing this :
- selinux=0 is not working, "getenforce" is not here.
Why ? Because... selinux is not installed.Yes, it is real : OMV needs a policy file which is not existing.
I then installed selinux-policy-dev package to see the result.
It succeed... not totally but it created /etc/selinux/config file.
I edited this file and changed SELINUX=permissive to SELINUX=disabled
And then reboot : no more error, all ok and "getenforce" tells me that SELINUX is disabled.
Not so cool but I didn't changed anything else and it is solved now.
I went into the same issue today and this fixed my problem, "selinux=0" not working for me too.
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