Help Update Broke is Selinux the cause

[Daniel J Walsh]

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Donald Reader wrote:
> Has any one else updated today and lost there networking
> and have selinux issues.
> 
> I don't know where to start. When I booted into the new
> updated system first thing I noticed was that neither of
> my network cards got initialized. From there it has just
> gone downhill. have a setroubleshoot notices about
> kbuildsycoca. my network config gui shows my cards with
> nicknames of .bak attached to them. When I brought them
> up manually I had no ipv4 addresses. I could not connect
> to the net so reverted to booting the old kernel which is
> 2.6.23.15-137. I now have 4 entries for my network cards
> showing in my network config gui. Two for each card. I am
> at a loss on what to do. Try and fix the upgraded system or
> try and repair the minor damage on the older kernel. I have
> also noticed that one of my network cards which was set as
> a static address is now dynamic. This on top of the last upgrade
> that deleted packages like kwebdev which I had to re-install.
> 
> As far as the current update goes I need help on what to do to
> start fixing problems like no Networking
> 
> attached a tail of the audit.log in case this is a selinux issue
> 
> Any and All responses are appreciated
> 
> Donald Reader
> 
This does not sound like an SELinux problem,especially from the log file.

Looks like /var/tmp/kdecache-dad/ksycocaQ0pHYb.new
is mislabeled.

chcon -R -t tmp_t  kdecache-dad/ksycocaQ0pHYb.new

If you boot in permissive mode does it still break (enforcing=0), if not
then this is not an SELinux problem.

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