This is a tracking bug for Change: Make selinux-policy up-to-date with the latest kernel For more details, see: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/Make_selinux_policy_uptodate_with_current_kernel Add new permissions, classes, and capabilities to the selinux policy so that system recognizes them, can boot without an error message, and use them in the actual policy for confined services.
Reassigning to Zdenek, as he is the main person working on this change.
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The change is testable.
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