Søren,
> On a fresh install the selinux context are 'var_t', and if I changed it to
> 'named_var_run_t' it works!
This is the suspicious part for me. How did you install the packages?
The only supported way is the one that is documented [1]:
dnf install isc-bind
That pulls in the SCL metapackage which sets up SELinux file context
equivalency rules [2] and relieves you from having to apply any sort of
manual SELinux context tweaks.
My guess is that you installed one of the "individual" packages
directly, e.g. "dnf install isc-bind-bind". Please be aware that if the
SELinux contexts are not set up by the metapackage, you may run into
other similar issues in the future.
[1] https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/isc/bind/
[2]
https://gitlab.isc.org/isc-packages/rpms/isc-bind/-/blob/7b525a31c2bd9b51c10b2ed2aca8d5244221f359/isc-bind.spec#L77
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Michał Kępień
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