Bingo! (Thanks.)
Note to self: When replacing *important* libraries like libselinux.so,
don't just blast the unwanted RPM package away, figuring on then
installing the new one. Instead, use --oldpackage or --force to
replace the unwanted package with the desired one in atomic operation.
Failure to do so will make both rpm and yum (and many other programs)
unusable.
--- Vladimir
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>>>>> "djw" == Daniel J Walsh <Daniel> writes:
djw> You have a mismatch of FC4 policy with an FC5 libselinux. Basically
djw> you are running in a mode that thinks it should have
djw> MCS turned on. You need to revert back to an older libselinux.
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