(responding to multiple posts)
As Ed requested, this morning I signed in to "GNOME on Xorg" first. My tests were as follows.
Test A. 1. Using the command line in a terminal, I downloaded a Chinese music video. The resulting file has a name made of traditional (Taiwan) Chinese characters. 2. I launched caja. A SELinux alert pops up. 3. I used caja to rename the file to something with all ASCII characters. A Selinux alert pops up. Steps 2 and 3 were done a few times. For step 2, the SELinux alert occurs the first time only. For step 3, the SELinux alert occurs every time.
Then Test B. 1. I did "strace -o caja.out -f /usr/bin/caja". 2. I used caja to rename a file to something with all ASCII characters. A Selinux alert pops up. 3. I closed caja by clicking the little x in the upper right corner of the GUI.
Then Test C. 1. I launched Files. 2. I used Files to rename a file to something with all ASCII characters. 3. I closed Files by clicking the little x in the upper right corner of the GUI. No SELinux alerts.
Then Test D. 1. I launched caja. 2. I used caja to rename a file to something with all ASCII characters. 3. I closed caja by clicking the little x in the upper right corner of the GUI. No SELinux alerts.
Files seems to do something that prevents any further SELinux alerts from caja for the rest of the day.
I did: bash.2[~]: su - Password: -bash.1[~]: ausearch -c gstglcontext -ts today > ausearch_Thurs.txt -bash.2[~]: vi ausearch_Thurs.txt Based on time stamps, I found that the process ID for Test B was 2636. I did: bash.17[~]: grep 2636 caja.out > grep2636.out The resulting file is over 34000 lines long. How can I pare this down? What should I put on the google drive for y'all to view?