Closed poJilloy closed 1 month ago
Disable SELinux with the instructions in the readme
Disable SELinux with the instructions in the readme
I thought sudo setenforce 0 && getenforce
disables SELinux, oopsie. Now it works. Thank you
Disable SELinux with the instructions in the readme
I thought
sudo setenforce 0 && getenforce
disables SELinux, oopsie. Now it works. Thank you
I did it a different way, by manually editing /etc/selinux/config
but someone made a pr to change those instructions. What did you end up doing to get it to work
I did it a different way, by manually editing
/etc/selinux/config
but someone made a pr to change those instructions. What did you end up doing to get it to work
setenforce 0
just temporarily sets SELinux to permissive on current boot.
editing the selinux config is more correct for permanent approach.
thinkpad e450