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restorecon — Restore SELinux security context on files/directories according to persistent rules. See also: `sema
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commandsecurityfilesclirestorerestoreconselinuxcontext
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How to use the
restorecon command: Restore SELinux security context on files/directories according to persistent rules. See also: semanage-fcontext. More information: <https://manned.org/restorecon>.Solution
restorecon — Restore SELinux security context on files/directories according to persistent rules. See also: semanage-fcontext. More information: <https://manned.org/restorecon>.View the current security context of a file or directory:
ls {{[-dlZ|--directory -l --context]}} {{path/to/file_or_directory}}Restore the security context of a file or directory:
restorecon {{path/to/file_or_directory}}Restore the security context of a directory recursively, and show all changed labels:
restorecon -R -v {{path/to/directory}}Restore the security context of a directory recursively, using all available threads, and show progress:
restorecon -R -T {{0}} -p {{path/to/directory}}Preview the label changes that would happen without applying them:
restorecon -R -n -v {{path/to/directory}}Code Snippets
View the current security context of a file or directory
ls {{[-dlZ|--directory -l --context]}} {{path/to/file_or_directory}}Restore the security context of a file or directory
restorecon {{path/to/file_or_directory}}Restore the security context of a directory recursively, and show all changed labels
restorecon -R -v {{path/to/directory}}Restore the security context of a directory recursively, using all available threads, and show progress
restorecon -R -T {{0}} -p {{path/to/directory}}Preview the label changes that would happen without applying them
restorecon -R -n -v {{path/to/directory}}Context
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