| 884 | | $tmpoutput = ''; |
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| 885 | | $tmpout = exec("selinuxenabled 2>&1", $tmpoutput, $sereturn); |
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| 886 | | if ($sereturn == 0) { |
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| | 884 | $tmpoutput; |
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| | 885 | $tmpout = exec("getenforce", $tmpoutput, $sereturn); |
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| | 886 | if (strtolower($tmpoutput[0]) === "enabled") { |
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| | 887 | // this method seems better because disabled and premissive are the same |
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| | 888 | // if a user installs and realizes selinux is running the other method |
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| | 889 | // requires a reboot to get selinuxenabled to work after editing the selinux config |
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| | 890 | // this will allow you to use setenforce 0 which turns selinux into premissive mode which |
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| | 891 | // doesnt enforce, it just warns. |
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