Description of problem:

After an update of the NetworkManager package, when I log in, three SELinux
denials are raised on NetworkManager's account, and NetworkManager does not
attempt to access the GNOME keyring unless I explicitly select a wireless
network for which such is required.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

NetworkManager-0.7.0-0.9.4.svn3675.fc9.i386


How reproducible:

Set up a wireless network with a secret stored inside the GNOME keyring.
Password-protect the keyring. Log in with that network being the default to
which to connect.

Expected results:

Before the update, immediately upon login, a dialog would pop up requesting the
password for the keyring. This password being given, NetworkManager would
connect to the secret-protected network.

Actual results:

After the update, when I log in, three SELinux denials are raised. No keyring
password prompt occurs and NetworkManager automatically connects to a network
for which secrets are not required. If I then explicitly select the
secret-protected network, the password prompt comes up and connection proceeds
as usual.

Additional info:

I attach information about the three denials raised by SELinux. Switching
SELinux to "permissive" mode does not alter the situation.