[nick@localhost Spyscroller]$ ./Spyscroller
./Spyscroller: error while loading shared libraries: /usr/lib/libGL.so.1: cannot restore segment prot after reloc: Permission denied
GL Library Permission Denied (Fedora)
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I just got a copy of Fedora set up and wanted to start working on some code with it. I brought over my SDL/OpenGL code from my Mac, wrote up a small makefile, and compiled the app. A few warnings (but no errors) later I had my outputted program. However, when I run this program I get this:
Red Hat has a bunch of proprietary stuff that fudges around with DSO relocations in an effort to prevent exploitations due to buffer overflows. That's obviously the cause of this error, what the solution is is not clear to me (I don't know Red Hat or it's cracker cousin, Fedora).
You might need to make sure you've gotten your OpenGL runtime (libGL.so.1) from an appropriate Fedora versioned distribution repository. I don't think you can just mix-and-match.
You might need to make sure you've gotten your OpenGL runtime (libGL.so.1) from an appropriate Fedora versioned distribution repository. I don't think you can just mix-and-match.
looks like a SeLinux conflict, so you basically got 2 options:
1) disable SeLinux altogether:
run 'setenforce 0' before X starts or disable it with with 'selinux=0' in your bootloader
2) change the security context with the 'chcon -t ' command on libGL.so & co
(check the infopages, maybe ati got some info on this too)
sorry for the vague option 2) (i don't have a selinux enabled kernel running, so it's just a guess)
cheers
1) disable SeLinux altogether:
run 'setenforce 0' before X starts or disable it with with 'selinux=0' in your bootloader
2) change the security context with the 'chcon -t ' command on libGL.so & co
(check the infopages, maybe ati got some info on this too)
sorry for the vague option 2) (i don't have a selinux enabled kernel running, so it's just a guess)
cheers
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