Using semanage, how do you set SELinux to permissive mode for httpd$,$ without affecting the

global SELinux mode?

Answers:

$1.$ Execute semanage permissive $-$a httpd t to add httpd to the permissive mode type list, allowing

it to run in permissive mode while the rest of the system remains in enforcing mode.

$2.$ Run semanage permissive $-$d httpd t to delete httpd from the enforcing mode list, automatically

placing it in permissive mode.

$3.$ Use semanage boolean $-$m $--$on httpd permissive to toggle httpd to permissive mode via SELinux

booleans.

$4.$ Change httpd to permissive mode by editing $/$etc$/$selinux$/$config and replacing SELINUX$=$enforcing

with SELINUX$=$permissive for httpd$.$

$5.$ Run semanage permissive $-$m httpd t to modify httpd to run in permissive mode.