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SELinux have permissive domains
, that allows you to put confined application in permissive mode
regardless of SELinux enforcing mode.
semanage permissive -l
- will list you all security domains (context in which application runs) that are in permissive mode.
semanage permissive -a domain_t
- will add this domain to permissive list, eg.: semanage permissive -a httpd_t
- will move apache to permissive mode.