This issue with SELinux is present in RHEL8.
$ rstudio-server version
1.3.1093-1 Professional (Apricot Nasturtium) for CentOS 8
$ R --version | grep "R version"
R version 4.0.0 (2020-04-24) -- "Arbor Day"
$ cat /etc/redhat-release
Red Hat Enterprise Linux release 8.3 (Ootpa)
At present the only workaround is to disable SELinux. But from security perspective it's highly needed for SELINUX to be enabled.
Could someone help us on this problem.
RStudio Server Pro does not work out of the box on a system with SELinux enabled. A pragmatic solution is to grant the blocked applications more permissions.
First disable SELinux and restart RStudio Server
sudo setenforce 0
sudo rstudio-server restart
Login to RStudio Server, create a session, do something in R, ...
List all the things that would have been blocked:
sudo sealert -l "*"
Typically rserver , rstudio-launcher and rworkspace cause problems, but there might be others as well. Easiest solution is to allow everything that has been blocked, e.g.