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I don't think this should be used in the node-installer, it isn't intended that we provide SELinux policy for the puppetmaster in foreman-selinux. Any issues there should be resolved through base OS selinux-policy which supports Puppet under Passenger.
We declined this patch upstream (https://github.com/theforeman/puppet-passenger/pull/16) but it was used in node-installer. foreman-selinux should be shipped for MDP3 where we use passenger, but not yet IMHO.
Ok: the conclusion for MDP2: the puppetmaster installation will need the system to run in permissive mode. In that case I will just remove the foreman-selinux package form ones installed.