Enable SELinux on Ansible Automation Platform 2

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Environment

  • Ansible Automation Platform 2.X

Issue

  • SELinux is disabled or on permissive mode on already installed Ansible Automation Platform instance.

Resolution

  1. Edit the /etc/selinux/config file and change SELINUX=permissive or SELINUX=disabled to SELINUX=enforcing.

  2. Verify SELinux is enabled.

    # getenforce
Enforcing

  3. Navigate to the installer directory ansible-automation-platform-setup-2.X or ansible-automation-platform-setup-
    bundle-2.X if you are using the bundle installer and run the installer.

    # ./setup.sh

  4. Reboot the instance.

    # reboot

Root Cause

  • When installing Ansible Automation Platform , SELinux was already disabled.

Diagnostic Steps

  • Check the status of SELinux:

    # getenforce
Permissive

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