Created attachment 325067 [details] SELinux Denial report Description of problem: I am using a freshly installed Fedora 10 system. I connect to internet using ethernet card (module: sky2) in my Acer TravelMate 3260 laptop. Whenever I remove or re-insert the ethernet cable, or restart the router, an SELinux denial takes place. On my computer, I wanted to have specific DNS server, and NetworkManager always mangled the file /etc/resolv.conf. To prevent that, I did "chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf". I though that might have caused the problem, so I reversed the change. This problem occurs only after I did this, but I am not sure whether they are related. I did "fixfiles relabel" and "fixfiles onboot", but that does not fix the problem. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 3.5.13-18.fc10.noarch How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Remove the ethernet cable (NM says network disconnected) 2. Denial 3. Insert the ethernet cable (NM says network connected, after some time) 4. Denial Actual results: Denial on connect/disconnect. Expected results: There should be no denials. Additional info: I am attaching the denial report from setroubleshoot.
One more thing which came to my mind - when I right click on nm-applet and select "Edit Connections", in the "Wired" tab I find my connection listed as "Auto eth0". Previously when I selected that and clicked on "Edit", I could edit all the values. Now, all the values in the "Editing Auto eth0" dialog, all the values have become read-only. I don't know what caused these two problems - selinux denials and read-only network. Thank you.
Fixed in selinux-policy-3.5.13-26.fc10
Thank you so much, Daniel. Also, any idea why the connection is "read only" and all fields in greyed out, when I try to Edit the connection (Auto eth0)?
No idea
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