Hey everyone… still trying to figure out why my chrome starts glitching at random times when playing a video… or just when typiing it iwll become laggy… any thought on the attached… i think this is at the time it starts happening… ( i think )
could be a coincidence though??
I would suggest doing:
setenforce 0
which puts selinux temporarily in permissive mode, and then run like that for a while and see if Chrome behaves itself. It will still log the selinux violations like you have above, but it shouldn’t cause performance issues. If everything then works fine, you can then do what it says in the screenshots by getting selinux to allow it. After that you can just do:
setenforce 1
to put it back in enforcing mode.
I agree, but I suggest that pkjack note the time he puts selinux into permissive mode and exercises Chrome.
That way ausearch can be run with a start time, so it doesn’t get anything extraneous that may have happened prior to exercising Chrome.
ausearch --start [start-date] [start-time] --raw | audit2allow -M my-Chrome
Either way, closed source software wants to run something called ‘execmod’ on a file descriptor that’s in memory!