Fedora off, disable SELinux

Fedora three ways to turn off/disable SELinux

Sometimes we want to close selinux in fedora because sometimes it's legal and always pops up to block our operations. Here are three ways to turn selinux off/off.

1. Choose to turn selinux on or off when installing Fedora. Of course, most of those who come here don't come here for this way.

2. Temporarily close SELinux. If you just want to temporarily close, you can enter
setenforce 0

3. Disable SELinux. In/etc can see a SELinux folder, entered, there is a config file, in the terminal into the folder, enter

vi config
Changing the values of the SELinux entries in it will enable the SELinux service to be closed and enabled.
Modify to selinux=disable disable SELINUX
Modify into selinux=enforcing using SELINUX

Fedora off, disable SELinux