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--- selinux:check_that_selinux_is_not_denying_actions [2016/07/11 10:40] – created peter
+++ selinux:check_that_selinux_is_not_denying_actions [2019/12/04 20:17] (current) – removed peter
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-===== SELinux - Check that SELinux is not denying actions =====
-Type the following command to confirm that SELinux did not deny actions during the reboot:
-<code bash>
-grep "SELinux is preventing" /var/log/messages
-</code>
-If you get any output/error, try using the **chcon** command.  It can be used to change SELinux security context of a file.  However, it is recommended that you relabel the complete filesystem.  Type the following command to restore default security contexts for /home:
-<code bash>
-restorecon -Rv -n /home
-</code>
-You can run this on root (/) file system too:
-<code bash>
-restorecon -Rv -n /
-</code>
-Do not skip this step.  Type the following commands:
-<code bash>
-# touch /.autorelabel
-# reboot
-</code>
-It will take some time to relabel the complete filesystem.  If you get any errors or common services mysqld or sshd failed, try the following solution (go to a single user mode):
-<code bash>
-# init 1
-# genhomedircon
-# touch /.autorelabel
-# reboot
-</code>