Class SeLinuxMode (0.1.6)
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Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux) mode.
Values:
SE_LINUX_MODE_UNSPECIFIED (0):
SELinux mode unknown or unspecified.
SE_LINUX_MODE_DISABLED (1):
SELinux is disabled.
SE_LINUX_MODE_PERMISSIVE (2):
SELinux permissive mode.
SE_LINUX_MODE_ENFORCING (3):
SELinux enforcing mode.
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