Cowsay is one of those packages you just end up installing randomly on just about any client over time.
And if your using ansible you may be in for a little surprise:
[Read More]Cowsay is one of those packages you just end up installing randomly on just about any client over time.
And if your using ansible you may be in for a little surprise:
[Read More]SELinux by default prohibits certain things from working through VMware tools (Ansible connection or plain API).
This can be solved two ways:
Note: Adding/Changing this policy through a VMware tools connection is thankfully possible
This policy is the base for a VMware tools policy and allows entering the rpm context (yum).
module custom-vmtools 1.0;
require {
type rpm_script_t;
type vmtools_unconfined_t;
class process transition;
}
#============= vmtools_unconfined_t ==============
allow vmtools_unconfined_t rpm_script_t:process transition