Francisco Olarte <folarte@peoplecall.com> writes:
> Besides locking I've encountered this kind of problems with people
> having a habit of editing non-root-owned config files as root with
> editors which do not take care of setting permissions. An ls -l of the
> offending file is normally useful, or the version with all extended
> acl/attrs which I'm unable to recall now.
Yeah, "ls -lZ" to see SELinux labels. It's easy to forget about those
if you're not pretty used to them.
regards, tom lane
