Created attachment 335787 [details]
The alert from the SELinux Trouibleshooter

Description of problem:

In Fedora 9, I was able to use RSA to authenticate on ssh.  I upgraded to Fedora 10, with /home on its own partition, unchanged.  Now, even though I've edited /etc/ssh/sshd_config and restarted sshd, I still have to use my password, and get an error message that my Identity file is unavailable.  I also get SELinux errors about sshd_t being unable to search to "./.ssh" every time I try.

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How reproducible:

For me, it happens every time.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Use second computer to connect with ssh
2. Put in password because it can't find the Identity file
3. See SELinux alert on main computer
  
Actual results:

Logon with password

Expected results:

Logon with RSAAuthentication

Additional info: