Selinux

Brian’s running Ultramarine, which is Fedora underneath, and wanted SELinux disabled outright. Fair enough, plenty of people go straight for that. the disable route Two ways to actually do it. The config file way: sudo sed -i 's/^SELINUX=.*/SELINUX=disabled/' /etc/selinux/config sudo reboot Or through grubby instead, setting it as a kernel argument, which survives even if the config file gets reverted or overwritten somehow: sudo grubby --update-kernel=ALL --args="selinux=0" sudo reboot Check it landed after reboot: ...

Why I’m writing this one down properly This site you’re reading right now runs on the same T620 as everything else … the NAS, the Samba shares, all of it. I got it working, but not in a straight line, and I want an actual record of the steps that worked, not a cleaned-up version that pretends I got it right first try. If I ever rebuild this box, this is the post I want to follow. ...