While preparing a security-baseline report, you need a one-liner that prints only the name and current on/off value of every SELinux boolean on a RHEL-based server-no headings, descriptions, or other status information. Which command satisfies this requirement?
semanage boolean -l -C
sestatus -b
setsebool -P -a
getsebool -a
The getsebool utility is purpose-built for querying SELinux Boolean states. When it is invoked with the -a switch, it iterates through the policy and emits each Boolean followed by its on/off value, and nothing else, producing exactly the concise list the auditor requested.
sestatus -b can also show Boolean states, but it first prints general SELinux status information, so the output is not limited to just Boolean names and values.
semanage boolean -l -C restricts its list to booleans that have been locally modified, omitting every Boolean that still matches the default policy, so it does not fulfil the "every Boolean" requirement.
setsebool -P -a is syntactically invalid (setsebool expects individual Boolean assignments, and -P makes changes persistent); it does not produce a list at all.
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