problem solved
and yes... and this was the problem a numerous times.
SELinux
the fine security system, which:
~ didn't let me install my graphics driver [solved by turning off, installing, turning on]
~ didn't let me use connect to internet at boot time [solved by modifing the network init script. same as above]
~ and finally didn't let me use TLS...
it was a big mistake to turn the SELinux option on. Heh... my bad... i didn't know what it does in the first place.
1st: tried to modify amsn start script, so it will think that TLS is available, anyway
2nd: wrote a script to start amsn script, with selinux disabling. hehe. just as i thought.
that's when i started to look for solutions
and here comes the solution for the problem:
1st: you can turn off selinux completely. /etc/sysconfig/selinux
"Once you have installed FC3, you can easily turn off SELinux by setting the SELINUX line in /etc/sysconfig/selinux to Disabled:
SELINUX=Disabled"
2nd: turn off selinux always at boot time. add selinux=0 to kernel config file
read the site, what has it to say about turning off selinux:
Fedora Core 3 SE Linux FAQ (turning off)
3rd: to most subtle. faqq says it is a mislabeling problem, and you can fix it.
usually the problem is that the program wants to access some files but has no permission or whateva.
long story short: run as root
Code:
[root@HAL-9000 tls1.4]# /sbin/restorecon -v /path/to/plugins/tls1.4/libtls1.4.so
Site to read about it:
Fedora 3 FAQ blah blah
4th: if you have this problem, the site above mentions a
Code:
#[root]: fixfiles relabel
.
haven't tried.
Have a problem with anything, using FC4? Try disabling selinux fine grained security stuff.
so long and thanks for all the fish,
a.