Should I reset selinux policy to the default to remove those errors? and how to reset to default?
Thanks a lot for your reply...
I don't know if this will help, but try running this command in a terminal:
sudo touch /.autorelabel
Then, reboot, but be patient, as SELinux will be restoring everything's context. It may not be what you need, but it's worth a shot, especially if you reboot just before you have to be away from your computer for a while. Good luck to both of you, and let us know if this does any good.
This is normal. The SELinux rules are rather complex and it would not be easy to fix these messages. On my system I get the same messages.
Asked: 2017-11-18 07:26:05 -0600
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Last updated: Nov 18 '17
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