On Tue, 2020-04-14 at 14:01 -0400, bruce wrote:
> My use case:
> To create a test local VM
> To fire up httpd/mysql on the VM
> To create a couple of test users on the VM
> Create a test static website under /var/www/html/cat
> using index.html
> aa.php
Unless your virtual machine adds its own security problems, then you
shouldn't really have to do anything with SELinux to get it working.
By default, appropriate SELinux contexts will be applied to files
written to or copied to /var/www/html (including all sub-directories).
However, do NOT write files elsewhere, then move them into location.
Set up your installation with the default choices, don't mess around
with them.
Start off with a clean slate, then create your cat sub-directory, and
chown the "cat" directory to bob, make sure the owner file permissions
are readable, writeable, and executable (for directories). Make sure
that the world-readable permissions are readable and executable, but
not writeable. Generally speaking, the group permissions don't matter
for webserving. And, in most cases, the default permissions applied to
file and directories will be the ones you need, anyway. And, as bob
writes files inside the cat directory, they'll get the required
ownership and permissions by default, too.
e.g. drwx---r-x (directories)
-rw----r-x (files)
Allow port 80 through your firewall. And port 443, if you're doing
HTTPS.
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