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[translating]An Introduction to SELinux
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An Introduction to SELinux An Introduction to SELinux
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### The Modes ### The Modes
SELinux has three modes (which can be set by the user). These modes will dictate how SELinux acts upon subject request. The modes are: SELinux has three modes (which can be set by the user). These modes will dictate how SELinux acts upon subject request. The modes are:
- Enforcing — SELinux policy is enforced and subjects will be denied or granted access to objects based on the SELinux policy rules - Enforcing — SELinux policy is enforced and subjects will be denied or granted access to objects based on the SELinux policy rules
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3. Issue the command setenforce 1 3. Issue the command setenforce 1
4. Issue the command getenforce to ensure the mode has been set (Figure 2) 4. Issue the command getenforce to ensure the mode has been set (Figure 2)
![](https://www.linux.com/images/stories/66866/jack-selinux_b.png) ![](https://www.linux.com/images/stories/66866/jack-selinux_b.png)