SELinux file context& permissions( 755 ) fixer

semanage_fcontext.sh

#!/bin/bash
#
# Change file or dir permissions mode and, sets SELinux 'httpd_sys_script_exec_t' file context.
# Permissions mode: (u:7) (g:5) (o:5)
#   (u) the user who owns it
#   (g) other users in the file's group
#   (o) other users not in the file's group
#
# Usage: fix_perms {grp-name} {directory|filename}

fix_context() {
  mode=755; group="${1}"; dirfile="${2}"

  chmod -R $mode $dirfile && 
  chown -R $group $dirfile && 
  chgrp -R $group $dirfile
  
  # Change the SELinux file context temporary
  # chcon --user system_u --type httpd_sys_content_t -R $dirfile
  
  # Change the SELinux file context permanent
  semanage fcontext -a -t httpd_sys_script_exec_t $dirfile
  
  # List all files with the security context append
  ls -alZ $route
}