[CentOS] Cannot disable SELinux

Kai Schaetzl maillists at conactive.com
Mon Jan 30 20:33:05 UTC 2006


Sebastian Schubert wrote on Mon, 30 Jan 2006 20:36:56 +0100:

> while in permissive mode, selinux just reports policy violations of the 
> avc .. but doesn't block the action. 

That is what I thought.

>  
> the symlink in /etc/sysconfig should point to /etc/selinux/config and 
> not to /etc/syslinux .. 

Ooops, I accidentally copied the selinux file that I got from 
/etc/sysconfig/selinux to /etc/selinux after I saw that it's a symlink. I 
overlooked that the name is config, not selinux. Thanks!

> what does the output of `getenforce` tell you ?? 

getenforce says Permissive, which makes sense now, since config still 
shows Permissive.

>  
> btw: are you sure that selinux is the problem ??

As I said: no, but I can only rule it out for sure if I disable it. There 
is no other error output and SELinux preventing the server from su'ing to 
a non-root user would indeed make it fail.

Thanks so far, I'm now going to disable it.

Kai

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