Disabling selinux fixed it. I assume this is already in bugzilla.
Thanks everyone!
Hello,
what do you mean by disabling SElinux? I do not recommend to disable it completely. Instead, set it to "permissive" mode. With this settings, SElinux will not be any obstacle to you, but it will still track all issues and it will still be context aware.
If you disable it, you will have relabel all files before you will want to switch it on again.
To set SElinux to permissive mode:
1. Modify the kernel line in GRUB: Press "e" and then add "enforcing=0" to the kernel line, and press CTRL-X. This will boot the computer with SElinux in permissive mode once.
2. To make it persistent: Edit the /etc/selinux/config file and make sure the SELINUX variable is set to "permissive" instead of "enforcing".
Happy Fedoring.
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