Doug H. writes:
> > Created bug 1913276 to fix no-stub-resolv.conf, the selinux policy needs to > be fixed.Thanks for opening that bug.Note that my outbound e-mail was being blocked by this. I am using postfix for outbound and the smtp alerts were triggering for each outbound e-mail attempt and were just queuing up until I did "sudo setenforce 0". I verified that new outbound mail was sent after that and I also "pushed" the queue with "postqueue -f" and watched the log as it drained.I might just switch back to the regular setup so that I can have selinux enabled while waiting for the fix to this.
If you want to try to fiddle with this: I don't know how NetworkManager writes out no-stub-resolv.conf. If it creates something like 'no-stub- resolv.conf.tmp', writes it out, and then renames it to 'no-stub- resolv.conf' then finding a workaround would be tough.
But, if NetworkManager just writes out a new no-stub-resolv.conf, then fiddling the selinux context on the file might make things work again.
Until the next update to selinux-policy-targeted, I suppose, which runs a restorecon on the entire universe, and will reset it again. But at least this is something that will only need to be manually unfraked once in a while, until the policies get fixed (hopefully).
There is supposedly a way to override local policies and provide site- specific overrides for selinux contexts. Or so I heard. But selinux is very poorly documented, and is very painful to work with, and I never investigated this in the past.
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