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TL;DR: the root shell is spawned in the wrong SELinux context, so you can't actually do too much with it.
you just got the shell with context=>"u:r:shell:s0", so the shell belongs to user:shell, whatever the uid is.
duplicate of #9
Hello, I've successfully spawn a root shell but i can't run any root commands. Here is an example:
Can you help me?