I have a stock install of Fedora 8. There were some programs I had that
wanted to use /opt, but I didn't want to set up a /opt directory so
instead I created /usr/opt and then symlinked /opt to that. Now every
time I do something that causes selinux to be activated, like boot the
system, I get the following message:
/etc/selinux/targeted/contexts/files/file_contexts: Multiple different
specifications for /opt (system_u:object_r:home_root_t:s0 and
system_u:object_r:usr_t:s0).
I've looked at the file_contexts file and don't see any conflicting
rules [1]. A while back I posted about having a problem with sshd and
selinux and I think that trying to troubleshoot that problem caused this
problem.
Any hints on where to start poking around? Since I'm not seeing any
conflicts in the text policy file I'm thinking there must be some
compiled ruleset somewhere that has a differing policy.
Gus
[1] The file_contexts file is disorganized. To check it for conflicting
entries I had to grep for /opt and then sort it.
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