After implementing a new SELinux policy, a certain application fails to work. To troubleshoot, you decide to temporarily change SELinux mode. Which mode allows everything but logs violations?
- Permissive mode
- Enforcing mode
- Disabled mode
- Audit mode
To temporarily change SELinux mode and allow everything while logging violations, you would use the "Permissive" mode. In this mode, SELinux will log policy violations but won't enforce them, which helps troubleshoot and analyze any issues without blocking the application.
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