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If you are working with files from an earlier version installed in /var/mailman you must copy them in a method that retains the SELinux files conditions. * Use cp with the -p option to preserve the context. * Use mv as it keeps the context during the move. |
In RedHat Enterprise Linux you may experience some SELinux errors after a version upgrade.
timestamp hostname setroubleshoot: SELinux is preventing mailmanctl (mailman_mail_t) "add_name" to ./mm_cfg.pyc (lib_t). For complete SELinux messages. run sealert -l 835b8ed6-09fb-4cf2-85aa-9b2be7dafeb5
To fix these issues:
- Make sure your selinux-policy is updated. "yum update selinux-policy"
- Restore the SELinux file conditions on the mailman data and executable directories. "restorecon -R -v /var/lib/mailman; restorecon -R -v /usr/lib/mailman"
If you are working with files from an earlier version installed in /var/mailman you must copy them in a method that retains the SELinux files conditions.
- Use cp with the -p option to preserve the context.
- Use mv as it keeps the context during the move.
- Use tar and extract the files into the destination.