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A couple points that should help:
/var/log/audit/audit.log
for SELinux messages.touch /.autorelabel
will fix SELinux contexts according to the current policy. A good place to start.journalctl
is worth looking at, too. It has everything from /var/log/messages and more, with filtering options. journalctl -b
will give messages starting with the current boot, for example.