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[Description of change/FAQ addition. If a change, include the original text first, then the changed text:] The first two steps should read as follows, to reflect a package mistake and a fore-shortened step. 1. Install a policy and the policy utilities with yum install policy policycoreutils. 2. Create or edit /etc/sysconfig/selinux and set SELINUX=permissive in it. The file should have the standard permissions set with chmod 644 /etc/sysconfig/selinux. It might help to do another relabeling, so fix the last step to read: 4. Reboot your system. Check /var/log/messages for avc: denied messages. You may need to relabel the files again now that you are running fully under an &SEL; policy domain. Resolve any issues while still in permissive mode, and once you can boot without avc denials, set SELINUX=enforcing in /etc/sysconfig/selinux. Need to get this from CVS to f.r.c/docs. Version-Release of FAQ selinux-faq-1.2-6 (2004-08-11-T16:20-0800)
Fixed in CVS, on p.r.c/kwade/fedora-docs/selinux-faq-en:
Reopening because of an error in the HTML build: </a></dt><dt>Q:. <a href="index.html"#id3342630> What is SELinux policy? </a></dt><dt>Q:. <a href="index.html"#id3342714> What are file contexts? </a></dt><dt>Q:. <a href="index.html"#id3342813> Throughout the ToC the href tags have the #idxxxxxxx outside of the "" target. This doesn't happen in the standard build, so I'm assuming it's in the package built to go to f.r.c/docs.
I found out where the problem is. The HTML generated is fine, and the PHP generated from the DocBook HTML is fine. It is the script that converts from PHP to HTML for the website that messes up the links; it looks for all hrefs that end in .php and converts them to .html. I'll ask the script writer to look at it.
Although the behavior still exists on the fedora.r.c/ site, going to reclose this bug as no longer relevant, i.e., the secondary problem wasn't related to this bug.