I am upgrading SELinux-enables FC2 to FC3. When anaconda was upgrading the udev package, it complained (a lot) about invalid contexts in /etc/security/selinux/file_contexts. Would it be a good idea to try to avoid these warning messages by upgrading the SELinux policy packages before udev?
anaconda orders things entirely based on what the RPM package ordering is (which is based on dependencies). Assigning to selinux-policy as it's a transition issue from the FC2 -> FC3 SELinux.
This is a difficult problem since we do not want to put a dependancy in udev on a particular SELinux policy. So I guess the only thing I can say is that I hope policy will not change as radically as it did between FC2 and FC3 again.
well, I could put a "conflicts" in udev
What would that do? I though conflicts would prevent udev from being installed? Dan