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Think SELinux. sudo is bad, but it is not worse. Like SELinux, you are not supposed to be able to disable without reboot.

• fignews 4y ago
  Wouldn’t `setenforce 0` be essentially “disabling” SELinux without a reboot?
  • OJFord 4y ago
    Puts it in 'permissive' mode, i.e. 'audit but don't deny'. Disabling (i.e. no auditing either, no record) requires a reboot I believe (a change to kernel param).