How do I remove any SELinux context or ACL?

HI, I have some files, that I'd like to remove the SELinux context or ACLs from (denoted by a '.' or a '+' respectively when using ls -alZ).

I don't have too much time on my hands to read on the , etc on how to use chcon etc., so I just want to quickly know how to disable them all.

Also, if someone knows a SELinux/ACL Cheat-Sheet, that would be terrific.

Here's a screen shot:

Notice the dots right after the permission symbols: drwxr-xr-x., etc.

Solution 1:

setfacl -b will remove the ACL on a file. setfattr -x security.selinux will remove the SELinux file context, but you will probably have to boot with SELinux completely disabled.

Solution 2:

You never stated what you are removing ACL's "from", but if it is a file system, unmounting it and remounting it without the ACL option will do the job quickly.