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It appears to be a SELinux problem. I have no idea if this should be published as a bug report to Red Hat as it appears not to be an isolated problem. Google research only shows similar errors in compiling kernels nothing as it relates to FC4 or SELinux. Anyone with more knowledge would be helpful??
Originally posted by mkoljack It appears to be a SELinux problem. I have no idea if this should be published as a bug report to Red Hat as it appears not to be an isolated problem. Google research only shows similar errors in compiling kernels nothing as it relates to FC4 or SELinux. Anyone with more knowledge would be helpful??
Hi mkoljack and everyone else,
I was looking through the redhat bug listings and apparantly someone did post it. Here's the bug number: Bug No: 163500
Apparantly one possible solution is to downgrade auditd.
Thanks moniker117. I didn't look through Bugzilla. Normally even Bugzilla comes up in google searches. Anyway, you found it. Thanks so much. The answer appears to be wait till kernel patches and SELinux policy updates happen and check multiple installs of named pkgs in the Bugzilla post.
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