Note
	Although we have discussed the steps needed to get WACS working under SELinux, we've currently not managed to track down all of the dependencies and in the interests of expediency we have gone ahead with code development without it. At this point we do not consider the WACS 1.0.0 release or any release prior to that to be SELinux compatible.

We therefore recommend that your operating system is configured so as to ensure that SELinux is running in a reduced mode that will not block the WACS components from working. This is only an issue on Fedora and other Red Hat based releases at present. We hope to have this resolved by the next release of WACS. You can determine the current mode of SELinux using the sestatus command:

% /usr/sbin/sestatus
SELinux status:                 disabled
% 

To change the normal operational mode, you need to edit the file called /etc/sysconfig/selinux and change the line which reads SELINUX=enabled to either SELINUX=permissive (generates big log files and slows machine but allows for SELinux to be turned back on later more easily) or SELINUX=disabled (which disables it completely but can cause problems in the future if you want to switch it back on). You will also probably want to disable it immediately rather than doing a reboot before you can continue working on WACS - to do this, become root and run the following:

# /usr/sbin/setenforce 0
setenforce: SELinux is disabled
#

You can check this change has taken effect by using the sestatus command again.