The /etc/selinux/config stores the status of SELinux.
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kur:~ kur$ vi /etc/selinux/config |
To get the status of SELinux use getenforce.
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kur:~ kur$ getenforce |
To change the status of SELinux use setenforce
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kur:~ kur$ setenforce usage: setenforce [ Enforcing | Permissive | 1 | 0 ] |
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kur:~ kur$ setenforce Permissive |
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kur:~ kur$ getenforce Permissive |
Checking the logs of denied programs:
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kur:~ kur$ selatet -b |
Checking the status of current policy:
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kur:~ kur$ seinfo |
Managing selinux graphically:
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kur:~ kur$ system-config-selinux |
Note: Changing Run Level AT startup in Red Hat Linux
