John Dennis wrote"
File a bug report for starters. It would really help to get some diagnostic information. To do this edit /etc/setroubleshoot/setroubleshoot.cfg, find the section in the cfg file label setroubleshootd_log, in that section change the value of level to debug and then restart setroubleshootd with
/sbin/service setroubleshoot restart
After it misbehaves stop the service with
/sbin/service setroubleshoot stop
Then attach the logfile /var/log/setroubleshoot/setroubleshootd.log to the bug report.
Ok, I have set the level = debug, started setroublesootd and tail'ed /var/log/setroubleshootd/*.log for about 15-30 minutes and I see nothing at all. Not a single entry was logged.
I tried to bring up the sealert (or Applications->System-Tools-> SELinux Troubleshooter) and I was not able to get/see the gui for this application to even come up. It refuses to display the gui.
Any ideas?
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