home dir issues w/ latest policy

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I just upgraded to the latest targeted policy for FC3 and now every file
that I create in my home dir gets user_u context. Is this is a bug?

[medieval@chaucer ~]$ touch tmpfile
[medieval@chaucer ~]$ ls -Z tmpfile
-rw-rw-r--  medieval medieval user_u:object_r:user_home_t      tmpfile

[medieval@chaucer ~]$ rpm -q selinux-policy-targeted
selinux-policy-targeted-1.17.30-3.2

[medieval@chaucer ~]$ /usr/sbin/sestatus
SELinux status:         enabled
SELinuxfs mount:        /selinux
Current mode:           enforcing
Mode from config file:  enforcing
Policy version:         18
Policy from config file:targeted

Policy booleans:
allow_execmem           active
allow_execmod           active
allow_execstack         active
allow_kerberos          active
allow_ypbind            active
dhcpd_disable_trans     inactive
httpd_builtin_scripting inactive
httpd_can_network_connectinactive
httpd_disable_trans     inactive
httpd_enable_cgi        active
httpd_enable_homedirs   active
httpd_ssi_exec          active
httpd_tty_comm          inactive
httpd_unified           active
mysqld_disable_trans    inactive
named_disable_trans     inactive
named_write_master_zonesinactive
nscd_disable_trans      inactive
ntpd_disable_trans      inactive
portmap_disable_trans   inactive
postgresql_disable_transinactive
snmpd_disable_trans     inactive
squid_disable_trans     inactive
syslogd_disable_trans   inactive
use_nfs_home_dirs       inactive
use_samba_home_dirs     inactive
use_syslogng            inactive
winbind_disable_trans   inactive
ypbind_disable_trans    inactive

-- 
Bob Kashani
http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~bobk/garnome

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