[Solved] Unable to set selinux

[Fulgurance]

Hello, i have little problem. After global update, i have seen selinux failed to set context, i have always this error:

[papas]

according to this post
https://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-1066386-start-0.html
have you try:

[Fulgurance]

After this command, it's work, but this command don't really solve my problem permantly

[papas]

I don't know if you already have done this, but first of all you have to check your user.

[Fulgurance]

I have this:

[papas]

so you are stuff_u, you can run portage, i don't know why you still getting this message.
(since you can change role to sysadm_r, as you wrote above, you have already add the sysadm_r role to user stuff_u).

[Fulgurance]

How i do that ? I'm not an expert with selinux

[papas]

[Fulgurance]

I have already following this part of selinux tutorial... i don't know what i need to do ...

[papas]

Well i am thinking :
since the error started after a @world update, sounds reasonable to me, to restore your user contexts (restorecon). Take a look to restorecon man page, usually:
restorecon -R -F /home/your-user.
Maybe you have to restore your contexts and for the root user.
By the way you must understand what are you trying to do, before you do it. There is many strategies to try solve your problem.
I guess you are in permissive mode, so it is not critical for you to try set your contexts again, or you can just change role (newrole -r) every time you need to run portage or you can find your audit.log (if you have enabled) and try fix the denial, or you can disable selinux.

[Fulgurance]

I have following your advice, but no, the same problem :C

[Fulgurance]

Finally solved. It's better to start to no selinux stage and install selinux profile and packages after, and all work fine.
It's very delicate package...