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The problem is that /var/named/data is read-only, but named is configured to store its logs in there and also some other stuff. We need to distribute "rwtab" configuration together with named so that /var/named/data is mounted as tmpfs and writeable. I tested named with the configuration in /etc/rwtab.d/ and it worked (after restoring context on the mounted /var/named/data dir) I'll file a new bug on initscripts, since I think they should restore the SELinux context of the mounted directory. However named-chroot is not working, too. So I need to figure out how to fix it.
To fix both named and named-chroot, configuration for rwtab has to be added and also setup-named-chroot.sh script has to be slightly modified.
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