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Using rlpkg -a -r should work, but only as long as the domain you run in has |
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the privileges to relabel to begin with. Most of the time, if no label is |
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set, it means that the system was once set up without SELinux running and |
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"rlpkg -a -r" hasn't been ran since. |
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My best bet here would be to boot in permissive mode, relabel the system, |
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and then reboot in enforcing again. |
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I did that. I rebooted into permissive mode, ran rlpkg -a -r and rebooted |
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into enforcing mode. The result were the same under root and I've tried with |
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my sysadm_r user but in the sysadm_r user, I could see all the permission in |
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/etc but trying to start some dovecot failed because dovecot didn't had |
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permission to access the /etc/dovecot directory. |
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Alain |
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