While troubleshooting SELinux on a headless server, you copied the most recent audit messages that reference Access Vector Cache (AVC) denials to the file /tmp/avc.log. You now want a single command that will analyze that file and print a plain-text report with recommended remediation steps, all without launching any graphical tools. Which command accomplishes this goal?
The analyze option (-a) tells sealert to scan a specified log file, run the same setroubleshoot analysis that the daemon would perform, and write a human-readable report to standard output. Using -l expects an alert ID, not a file; -b launches the browser-style GUI and ignores the file argument; and ausearch can display AVC records but does not generate setroubleshoot recommendations.
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