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If you're managing a Linux system, encountering a "Permission Denied" error can be a perplexing hurdle. This message often indicates that your system's security policies, particularly those enforced by SELinux (Security Enhanced Linux), are preventing an action. SELinux is a security module that provides a mechanism for supporting access control security policies. It adds an extra layer of control by allowing administrators to define how each piece of the system interacts with others. Understanding how to navigate these permissions can save you from potential headaches and ensure your system's integrity remains uncompromised.