High number of Selinux issues after upgrading to Fedora 36

I know of 2 ways to potentially stop that.

  1. sudo restorecon -rv /
    which will restore the proper selinux context to everything on the file system interactively (or at least displaying the actions as it progresses).
  2. sudo touch /.autorelabel followed by a reboot.
    This one will do the same thing at the next reboot but is not interactive and may delay boot for some time as it finishes the task before booting completes.

Once the selinux context has been properly adjusted it should halt most of those errors.

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