On 11/08/2017 04:34 PM, François Patte wrote:
Bonjour,
I have just upgraded an f23 to f26, keeping the home partition.
selinux blocks the user log-in: when I try to log in, lightdm shows my
login name, but when I enter my password, the process aborts and I go
back to the lightdm login screen....
Been there, seen that dozens of times.
If I disable selinux, I can login.
What to do: permanentely disable selinux?
Try to initiate relabeling.
The probably easiest way to do so is:
1. Reboot
2. Wait for the grub menu to appear, select the kernel you want to boot
and press "e" (edit).
3. Scroll down to the line beginning with linux* (e.g. linux16 or
linuxefi) and append "selinux=0" (without the '"') to it.
4. Press Ctrl-x (boot)
Now the machine should boot with selinux being disabled.
When the machine is up, reboot again.
SELinux now should be reenabled and the filesystem be automatically
relabeled.
In the cases I encountered this had helped.
Ralf
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