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Subject: Re: Weird behavior with /dev/mem
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[trimming CC list and quotes]
Robert Watson wrote:
>
> Are you using kdm/xdm to log in, or using startx? It's fairly likely
> xdm/kdm aren't setting your label on login, and so you're getting the
> label from the context they were run from. Whereas when you log in using
> login(1) login, your label is set properly. getpmac should reveal whether
> this is the case.
Put this in ttys:
ttyvb "/usr/sbin/setpmac mls/equal /usr/X11R6/bin/xdm -nodaemon" xterm
on secure
Indeed, my label is mls/equal. As X works, I'm satisfied for now. :-)
This machine only run mac so I can test stuff in it anyway.
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