Play the Rmvb file when SeLinux is enabled

When SeLinux is enabled, play the Rmvb file-Linux general technology-Linux technology and application information. The following is a detailed description. A frequently asked question is: I have installed a player and a decoder, but when playing a video file in Rmvb format, there is no sound or image? In fact, this may not be a problem with your player or decoder, but with SeLinux.

Check whether your SELinux is enabled. You can terminal cat/etc/selinux/config | grep SELINUX = to see if there is SELINUX = disabled, if you see SELINUX = permissive or SELINUX = enforcing, SeLinux is running on your machine. You can disable SELINUX by changing it to SELINUX = disabled.

Or you want to watch rmvb movies when SeLinux is enabled, you can run the following command to change the SeLinux context tag of the so file:

Chcon-t textrel_shlib_t/usr/lib/codecs/drv *