RE: Newbie question

Joe Schirmer wrote:

> But I did stumble across the solution and I havn't seen it mentioned
> anywhere else yet, so I'd like to follow up here in case anyone else
> runs into the same
> problem.
>
> Apparently the most recent releases of Fedora and Redhat Enterprise
> use SELinux which enforces additional access restrictions beyond those
> used by the basic
> filesystem for Apache. I used the
> system-config-securitylevel command to
> configure SELinux to stop adding additional file access restrictions
> to my httpd and it started working.

My goodness, that's the kind of solution you can only stumble upon...

Thanks for spreading the information!

Cheers
- Lübbe

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