Bug 490300

You did not attach the photo.  You probaly can see the messages if you use dmesg.

dmesg | grep avc

I did. Is there a file size limit for uploads? My pictures from the digicam are big. How else can I provide the picture? Make smaller picture?

Do you have a site where you could put it and add a url link?

After upgrading to F10 the actual denial of access is gone. However, I still get:

www.lauschkeconsulting.com/SANY0090.JPG

And this one is a new popup during boot:
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I didn't have this with F9.

The two issues seem to be related somehow, I don't know how.

But, apart from these error messages, everything seems to work now on F10.

www.lauschkeconsulting.com/SANY0090.JPG
Not SElinux related

I am not sure what the second one is, but have you run a full yum update on the F10 system?

Obviously. Every morning.

I am not sure how your database got corrupted, Although we should probably allow for a better cleanuup.

If you want to get rid of this error, do the following as root

# service setroubleshoot stop
# echo > /var/lib/setroubleshoot/audit_listener_database.xml
# service setroubleshoot start

John, 

Currently the code raises an exception when this happens,  I want to just change it to a log, and return the first match.  That way the delete code will succeed and at least remove the first dup.  Otherwise the user has no way of cleaning up his database, which was probably corrupted by a bug in one of the previous versions of setroubleshoot.

What do you think?

Did not solve the problem (comment 7). Still same error-messages during shut-down.

Error message after submitting the 3rd step (service setroubleshoot start):

xml:2: parser error : Start tag expected, '<' not found

and then a ^ below that.

is /var/lib/setroubleshoot/audit_listener_database.xml

and empty file?

If not, make it one.

cat /dev/null > /var/lib/setroubleshoot/audit_listener_database.xml

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