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  • Can't re-enable selinux

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    I need to re-enable selinux on a bunch of workstations that has had it disabled for a long time.
    Permissions on /etc/selinux/config are 644 root:root.
    When I try to change the SELINUX= line from disabled to enforcing, it gives me a "read only" error and won't let me save it, even though, as root, I'm supposed to be able to write to the file.
    This is on RHEL 6.9.
    Any ideas?

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