Hi, > > sudo yum --oldpackage -Uhv selinux-policy-targeted<version> > > Thanks, Paul. I assume you meant "rpm" there, not "yum". Yes :-) > 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? You're system will boot up using the old selinux, everything *should* work. The only difference is that anything new will get the "old" tags on it. When you then update to the unborked version, that should relabel for you (failing that /sbin/fixfiles will do the job). It's a painless process tbh. > 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. It's hard to know. However as switching off selinux fixes the problem, it's not a massive jump to say that selinux was the problem in the first place - you could just have a corrupt download somewhere. TTFN Paul -- Get your free @ukpost.com account now http://www.ukpost.com/
