Re: [Integrit-users] Problem with .gvfs?

[Yuri D'E. <wa...@us...>]

In article <48A...@gm...>,
 Christian Tschabuschnig <tsc...@gm...> wrote:

> root@hardy64:/etc/integrit# integrit -C /etc/integrit/integrit.conf -u -vvv
> integrit: ---- integrit, version 4.1 -----------------
> integrit:                      output : human-readable
> integrit:                   conf file : /etc/integrit/integrit.conf
> integrit:                    known db : /home/tschaboo/.integrit/known.cdb
> integrit:                  current db : /home/tschaboo/.integrit/current.cdb
> integrit:                        root : /home/tschaboo
> integrit:                    do check : no
> integrit:                   do update : yes
> integrit (main): Error: walk_file_tree: Permission denied
> root@hardy64:/etc/integrit#
> 
> After upgrading to Ubuntu 8.04 i also had problems backing up with
> rsnapshot [1]. After some research, i found that the problem is a gnome
> virtual filesystem in ~/.gvfs which is not readable by root [2]. So i
> expected that my problem with integrit has the same cause. Indeed, if i
> run integrit as the user (and not root) it succeeds. I should mention
> that the error occurs also when the directory is excluded [3]. That's
> the real problem. Is there something that can be done about this?

Can you post your permissions of .gvfs/home dir, along with your 
integrit.conf?

If the directory is excluded properly, it's a bug, but I want to be sure.

Note that there is a less known switch that's called "stop_on_err" that 
you can set to avoid integrit stopping at the first error.