Thanks Bill,When I disabled the selinux (or even set it to permissive mode), the problem solved.
Bill Jones wrote:
On 5/15/06, Amir Aavani <Amir.Aavani@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:I recently installed FC5 on my laptop, Before that I had FC4 with latest version of httpd. On FC4, i developed a cgi application (using fpc) which read/write from/to some files. The files where on my desktop, i.e /home/Amir/Desktop/1 . Also, I set the User and Group parameters in httpd.conf to "Amir". The file worked correctly on FC4. But now my filecan't read/write from that file (any file, I changed the place of the file).I checked if my configuration was correct, I asked my cgi application to print the effective user ID by whom it is run.try as root; setenforce 0 to see if selinux is interfering. if it now works, selinux is stoppng your cgi -- then you will ned to modify the policy enforcement under httpd->allow cgi write access (all this is located under the GUI security panel.)
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