Disabling SELinux

Disable SELinux (Red Hat, CentOS, and Fedora only)

SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux), an access control implementation, may affect web UI access. Use the following command in a Terminal window to open the daemon and disable it:

$ system-config-securitylevel

If you cannot disable SELinux using the method above, you must edit the following configuration file (with super-user permissions):

/etc/selinux/config

Within this file, locate the following line:

SELINUX=enforcing

Change the setting's value to disabled, as shown below.

SELINUX=disabled

Important: You must restart the X-Server or reboot the system after modifying the SELinux config file. Otherwise, changes to SELinux are not completed.