=====Control Selinux File Context=====

use **semanage** to manage contexts

A copy operations inherits destinations context

a move operation retains its selinux context

to troubleshoot selinux issue start by changing to permissive if your action is allowed then selinux is causing issues

then check context of a directory that is correct using 

<code> ls -ldZ  directory location </code>

compare to directory that has issues

and then apply correct context using

<code> chcon -R -t context issue_directory </code>
-R is recursive

THis is not added to the selinux database so if there is a context relabled all these are lost

to add to the database need to use
<code>semanage fcontext -a -t context /website'(/.*)?' </code>

this adds it now to check it
<code> semanage fcontext -l | grep website </code>

then you can restore the new context
<code> restorecon -FvR /webiste </code>
-R is recursive 
-v is verbosity
-F force

To display those local customizations use

<code> semanage fcontext -l -C </code>