have you been wondering if your installation has selinux installed and is interferring with your coding? here’s a way to check (anyway my distro is centos4)
to know if selinux is installed
rpm -qa | grep selinux
to know if it is enabled
/usr/sbin/getenforce
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HI,
i am new user in fedora. i am learning a fedora linux. when i put rpm -qa|grep selinux this command then no output is showing. it does mean selinux is enable? if not then how can i understand our se linux is enable?
Maruf
Comment by maruf — 13 2009f June, 2009 @ 6:07 pm |