selinux-policy-targeted

[Daniel J Walsh]

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Nathanael D. Noblet wrote:
> Daniel J Walsh wrote:
> 
>> One you have a service account in /etc/passwd or NIS which has a homedir
>> in /opt.  SELinux has mistakenly seen this as a login account, because
>> the account has a UID > 500 and a valid shell.  If you change the shell
>> to /sbin/nologin or /bin/false and run genhomedircon, the duplicate file
>> context will go away.
> 
> That was totally correct. I have some non-fedora packaged software
> installed there (created by a self made RPM). Changing the shell got rid
> of the issue. I wonder if they still work though ;).
> 
Yes it should work, you should never setup a service account with a
login shell.
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