Description of problem: After installing the brasero package from the repositories and adding some files to burn, brasero claims the files are much larger than they are and keeps increasing the calculated size of the added files until it crashes. A very large amount of SELinux error messages then show up (saved text file of them attached)
Created attachment 157185 [details] brasero SELinux denials
Please attach the audit log file. /var/log/audit/audit.log
Created attachment 157339 [details] audit.log for brasero denials Sure, here it is
This is strange. According to the log. The brasero is trying to write to the /proc files or every process on the system. It does show some attempt to mount an unlabeled_t file system. And mount trying to send messages to dbus.
If you update to selinux-policy-2.6.4-17 Do you see any change in the behavior. IE Please try again and send me the audit.log.
Updated to selinux-policy-targeted 2.6.4-20.fc7 from updates-testing Brasero doesn't crash of cause selinux denials anymore, though it does keep counting file sizes to infinity, I guess it's just broken. The SELinux policy doesn't seem to be breaking it anymore though, so that's odd..