Paul F. Johnson wrote:
Any suggestions on what to do?
I know I can boot with selinux=0. After that, what? Attempt to reinstall selinux?
Yep.
Have a look in /var/cache/yum/base/packages for the versions of selinux. Find the one before the one you installed
sudo yum --oldpackage -Uhv selinux-policy-targeted<version>
Thanks, Paul. I assume you meant "rpm" there, not "yum".
But won't I have a problem if I re-install selinux with selinux switched off? I mean, won't the files get created without the selinux extra attributes on them? How do I get selinux to reset the permissions when I reboot with selinux back on?
Plus, was I the only one who had this problem? No one else seems to have had a problem so I assume the updated package wasn't simply borked.
Best, Darren
