On Tue, 29 Oct 2024 19:31:13 -0400
dan moylan wrote:
> sorry, i forgot to mention at the outset i disabled selinux.
Double-check that to be sure nothing has quietly re-enabled SELinux.
Otherwise, the directory being written needs to be writable by the UID
or GID doing the writing, and all paren
markw at mohawksoft.com writes:
> If you suspect it may be selinux, try this:
> run: "getenforce"~f
sorry, i forgot to mention at the outset i disabled selinux.
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If you suspect it may be selinux, try this:
run: "getenforce"
This will report whether or not SELINUX is enforcing. If it is in
ENFORCING, then it may.
Try setting it to "permissive" which will allow access but report it in
the audit log.
run: "setenforce 0"
Then re-run your operations. If the
discuss-requ...@driftwood.blu.org writes:
> From: Brandon Vogel
> Could it be selinux related possibly?
Yeah, definitely check Selinux. In general, daemons have lesser
privileges than user-login processes precisely so they can't write into
random files that happen to have broad write permissions
john abreau writes:
> Check the permissions on /home, the parent directory of your
> home directory. I remember having to change it from its
> default, because a cron job run from another user id was
> unable to access my home directory.
> I believe that /home originally had permissions somethi
Check the permissions on /home, the parent directory of your home
directory. I remember having to change it from its default, because a cron
job run from another user id was unable to access my home directory.
I believe that /home originally had permissions something like drwx--x--x,
and that I ne
gregory galperin writes:
> what are the permission on /home/moylan ? if apache can't at
> least r-x that dir, then it can't find the contained Di's
> which would be otherwise accessible to it.
moylan ~[1053] ls -ld ../moylan
drwxr-xr-x. 1 moylan moylan 696 241028:1530 ../moylan/
> sudo to
Could it be selinux related possibly?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63203144/file-could-not-be-opened-in-append-mode-failed-to-open-stream-permission-denie
On Mon, Oct 28, 2024 at 11:31 AM dan moylan wrote:
>
> running fc40.
> i'd like to be able to have apache write to a file in my
> h
running fc40.
i'd like to be able to have apache write to a file in my
home directory structure, but seem unable to do so.
moylan ~[1045] ls -ld log
drwxrwxrwx. 1 apache apache 14 241028: log/
moylan ~[1046] ls -l log
total 0
-rw-rw-rw-. 1 apache apache 0 241028: UTL-LOG
moyl
On Fri, Apr 24, 2020 at 4:28 PM dan moylan wrote:
> hmmm -- no /etc/apache2 on either machine. no man pages for
> apache or apache2. gimmie a hint.
>
You said at the top of the thread that the systems are running Fedora 31.
Fedora puts the config files under /etc/httpd, not /etc/apache2. The
Did you open the firewall?
-derek
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On April 24, 2020 4:05:59 PM dan moylan wrote:
i have two computers at home, arcturas and aldeberon, both
running fc31 and chrome browsers, and both running apache
servers. on arcturas, i can access my hom
dan moylan wrote:
>
> dan ritter writes:
> > Both of them need to know the relatiionship between names and IP
> > addresses. This can be done via DNS or via /etc/hosts entries.
>
> yes, aok in /etc/hosts.
>
> > Then the apache servers need to know what servernames that they
> > are serving. Thi
dan ritter writes:
> Both of them need to know the relatiionship between names and IP
> addresses. This can be done via DNS or via /etc/hosts entries.
yes, aok in /etc/hosts.
> Then the apache servers need to know what servernames that they
> are serving. This is typically in /etc/apache2/sites
dan moylan wrote:
>
> i have two computers at home, arcturas and aldeberon, both
> running fc31 and chrome browsers, and both running apache
> servers. on arcturas, i can access my home website using
> localhost/moylan/ or arcturas/moylan/. on aldeberon the
> same. however neither can access t
i have two computers at home, arcturas and aldeberon, both
running fc31 and chrome browsers, and both running apache
servers. on arcturas, i can access my home website using
localhost/moylan/ or arcturas/moylan/. on aldeberon the
same. however neither can access the other -- i.e. if i
try aldeb
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