Hello, It appears that mcstransd won't translate a raw context to the human readable equivalent in some cases if it wasn't already asked to do the opposite operation. Example config: ``` s0:c1=test1 Domain=testdomain s0=low s0-s0:c0.c15=low-high s0:c0.c15=high Base=test s0:c0=dn42 ModifierGroup=g1 Prefix=prefix Suffix=suffix Whitespace=, Join=, c2=A c3=B c4=C c5=D c6=E ``` After a restart with a set of files with the raw label as follows: fileA u:r:a:s0 fileA fileB u:r:b:s0:c1 fileB fileC u:r:c:s0:c0 fileC fileD u:r:d:s0:c0,c2 fileD mcstransd will translate it to: fileA u:r:a:low fileB u:r:b:test1 fileC u:r:c:dn42 fileD u:r:d:s0:c0,c2 However it should translate u:r:d:s0:c0,c2 to u:r:d:dn42 prefix A After triggering a translation from human readable form into raw using chcon it translates correctly: # ls -Z fileD u:r:a:s0:c0,c2 # chcon -l "dn42 prefix A" fileD u:r:a:dn42 prefix A After restarting mcstransd it reverts, so I would assume that this is a failure to populate the cache. This issue won't be triggered by mlstrans-test because it issues a trans_to_raw lookup before issuing raw_to_trans so the cache will already be filled with the correct mapping. -- bauen1 https://dn42.bauen1.xyz/
