Hi,
On Thu, Jul 4, 2024 at 7:36 PM Tim via users <users@lists.fedoraproject.org> wrote: > Tim: > >> Why are you trying to write log files into your homespace? > > Alex: > > It's a legacy system (think webalizer era), but there are also > > multiple virtual hosts and it makes it easier to keep them segmented. > > The document root is in /home/httpd/www.mysite.com/html. > > > > There's not enough space on /var to move it. > > Okay, I understand the space issue, but it's just as easy to keep > virtual hosts separated in place as another, and you're not fighting > against security settings (which should not be fought against). But > webalizer never needed things to be *there* on my systems. > This system dates back well before selinux (think LSB and FHS and LIDS) when /home was where user files were stored, and /var/www didn't even exist. Apache core logs are still in /var/log/httpd. Access to the document root is managed by php-fpm. I've also checked each directory along the way and it's accessible by apache. None of the virtual hosts using /home work, but as I mentioned in my initial post, changing to /var/www eliminates the issue. > Over 30 years experience Same. I've just had perhaps a more diverse experience with Linux than many, instead of just doing sysadmin. This server is also a mail router, so there's quite a bit of data on /home, but I could probably move /home/httpd to /var/www. I'm definitely curious what could possibly be causing this problem at this point, though. Thanks again, alex
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