SELinux breaks machinectl user experience

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Hi everybody, I am studying the systemd-nspawn containers and I noticed
that there is a bug[1] in SELinux policy that prevents the user to use
commands like

# machinectl login foo
# machinectl start foo
# machinectl stop foo

Meanwhile the SELinux maintainers patch such bug, I would like to
manually adjust SELinux policy to allow machinectl and at the same time
to not leave security holes around. Since I am not a SELinux expert, I
would like to ask you for suggestions.

Thank you for your time
Best regards

[1]: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1416540

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