While trying to access a website hosted on the server, the systems administrator receives the following error message: The administrator then performs some diagnostics: Which of the following…

`chown -R www:www /var/www/website` changes file ownership, which is relevant for traditional permissions but does not address SELinux context issues if ownership is already correct or if the problem specifically stems from SELinux.

`chmod -R 777 /var/www/website` grants full read, write, and execute permissions to all users, which is a major security risk and would only address traditional file permission issues, not SELinux contexts.

The `restorecon` command restores the default SELinux security contexts for files and directories. If a website is inaccessible due to "Permission denied" errors even with correct traditional file permissions and ownership, it often indicates an incorrect SELinux context preventing the web server from accessing the files. `restorecon` re-applies the policy-defined contexts, resolving such issues.