method to undo permissive script? about selinux_permissive

[evdenis]

Hi, it's weird that it doesn't shows up in installed modules list.
You can remove the module by connecting your phone to pc and:

$ adb shell su -c "rm -fr /data/adb/modules/selinux_permissive"

Or from phone from termux or files manager to remove:

$ su
$ rm -fr /data/adb/modules/selinux_permissive

[1branchonthevine]

That is correct, I am running a freshly rooted system with Magisk v.22.0 (22000). After using the selinux_permissive package, installed from git, rebooted, and it was no longer listed in the installed modules list. I assumed the mod didnt work. Interestingly when i navigate to /data/adb/modules/ folder, selinux_permissive is not listed there either. I just have: Acp Aml Busybox_ndk Safetynet-fix Viper4androidfx Would the module have changed a value in a boot up script somewhere else?

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[evdenis]

Would the module have changed a value in a boot up script somewhere else?

No, the module doesn't change a thing in the system.

installed from git

I'm not sure that make install still works. I think John changed something and you need to copy *.zip file to install the module.

[MoodTheMood]

Working in Android 12 and visible in Magisk Canary