If anybody does not know but you can use "system-config-securitylevel- tui" in the shell. This will give you a nice window with all options for the FireWall and the SELinux one.

Kind Regards,
Nitai

On Dec 19, 2008, at 8:47 PM, Jordan Michaels wrote:

2) Do you have SELinux enabled? (I tested with it disabled.)

You can check this by typing in the following (CentOS 5):
# cat /selinux/enforce

0 means it's turned off
1 means it's turned on

If the file doesn't exist, it means SELinux was disabled at install.

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