Declan Moriarty wrote:
There are two modes of SELinux, the full monty and a 'targeted' mode. By
default distros are using the targeted mode, which targets a number of
server daemons, including syslogd.
You might be able to turn it off by setting it to permissive mode. Try
sed -i.bak 's,\(SELINUX=\).*,\1permissive,' /etc/selinux/config
It will make a backup copy as /etc/selinux/config.bak. If it doesn't
work (may need a reboot) you can copy the original config file back
mv -f /etc/selinux/config.bak /etc/selinux/config
Andy
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