Disable SELinux in Fedora

By Zhiqiang Ma On Feb 7, 2013

SELinux’s configuration file is /etc/selinux/config The method to diable SELinux in Fedora:

$ cd /etc/selinux/
$ su
# cp config config.bak0
# vi config

Find this line:

SELINUX=enforcing
Change it to:
SELINUX=disabled
Update history: Updated on May 16, 2010. Change “enable” to “enforcing” which is right.

By: Zhiqiang Ma Last updated: Feb 7, 2013 Views: 1,278
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Zhiqiang Ma is a PhD candidate at Dep. of CSE, HKUST. He is interested in system software for cloud computing, virtualization of large-scale distributed system, etc. Find Zhiqiang on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Google+.

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