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→SELinux Context Commands: (repeated word)
# restorecon - resets the default security context of a file
#* Example: reset the context of one file: <code>restorecon /etc/services</code>
#* Example: recursively reset the contexts of all of the files files in a directory: <code>restorecon -R ~</code>
You can reset the default security context of the entire system at the next boot with this command: