IP-Management and groups

    Moin,


    Today I wanted to install a new i-mscp-Installation and the setup first works correct. In the panel, I get some errors, because my kernel forbids to read the /proc for nomal users, in this case vu2000:


    Like this:

    Code
    1. Die Datei /proc/net/dev existiert nicht oder kann nicht gelesen werden!Fehler beim Versuch eine Liste der Netzwerkkarten zu erstellen.Warning: cannot open /proc/net/dev (No such file or directory). Limited output.
    2. Return value: 1
    3. Kann keine Netzwerkkarten finden. Das Formular zum Hinzufügen neuer IP-Adressen wurde gesperrt.


    Ok, which one is the right group for reading files in /proc?


    # id vu2000
    uid=1000(vu2000) gid=1000(vu2000) groups=1000(vu2000),999(imscp)


    Its ok, to allow gid 1000 the right to read the files in /proc?
    Or must be both, 1000 and 999 for i-mscp?


    [edit: gid 1000 seems to be enough at this point]


    Anyone here, with installations of i-mscp with grsecurity-Kernel
    and/or SELinux?



    tom


    Debian GNU/Linux stable
    i-mscp 1.0.3.0

    Edited once, last by tom ().

    Never had such an error.
    Is it a vServer or a real dedicated Server ?


    Greez BeNe

    Moin BeNe


    Quote from BeNe


    Never had such an error.
    Is it a vServer or a real dedicated Server ?


    doesent matter.
    I fixed it now, after i gave the gid 1000 the correct rights to read in /proc. Its a server with grsecurity-kernel and some other security things.




    tom