Just hand-loaded a CentOS6.4, just by the way record.
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# Sestatus
SELinux status:enabled
SELINUXFS Mount:/selinux
Current mode:enforcing
Mode from config file:enforcing
Policy version:24
Policy from config file:targeted
You can run the following command and immediately disable SELinux
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This time you look at the status of the SELinux
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# Sestatus
SELinux status:enabled
SELINUXFS Mount:/selinux
Current Mode:permissive
Mode from config file:enforcing
Policy version:24
Policy from config file:targeted
By contrast, you can see the change.
After the reboot, the settings are invalidated.
If you want the reboot to take effect, you need to modify the configuration file
/etc/selinux/config
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#SELINUX =enforcing
Selinux=disabled
Or you can run the following command
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Sed-i '/selinux/s/enforcing/disabled/'/etc/selinux/config
This time, you reboot the machine, and then look at the status of the SELinux.
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# Sestatus
SELinux status:disabled