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This issue seems to be cause by not yet present selinux-policy-targeted package when postscript is executed. See bug #1569466 comment #19 for more details.
(In reply to Lukas Vrabec from comment #2)
> Hi,
>
> You can allow it using:
> #semanage boolean -m --on named_write_master_zones
>
> Maybe it needs to be set in postinstall script of bind package.
For the future, please change the component to proper component and don't close bugs as NOTABUG when it actually IS a bug. This could have been caught much more earlier in BIND than before RC-Snapshot.
Thank you.
This bug is left open, because selinux-policy boolean macros have some defects. Also, bind should be changed to require only selinux-policy-base in post script. That way, it would always wait until any selinux-policy-{minimal,targeted,mls} is installed. Current macro does not work without them installed but current state requires selinux-policy-targeted to be installed. It depends first on bug #1631814 to be resolved somehow.
Failure can be reproduced, if bind is installed sooner than selinux-policy-targeted. If it is the case, named_write_master_zones is not successfully switched on. Unfortunately it is common case in fresh installation, because bind depends only on selinux-policy, but not selinux-policy-targeted.
The same issue is better described in bug #1633108. Closing this as duplicate, even it is older.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 1633108 ***