William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote:
Laura Speck wrote:Thanks for the help - SELinux is enabled. Temporarily disabling it did fix the problem, but I would like to keep it enabled. I am headed to find an SELinux list, thank you :)In 5 years they've failed to participate with httpd in addressing such issues ... If you discover anything useful please do feel free to bring it back to dev@httpd to be addressed :-)
I didn't get as far as asking on a list, because I decided to try and figure it out myself..
What I did work out is that the SElinux "permissions" (or whatever you want to call them?) on the httpd.conf file were set with the type "httpd_config_t", whereas everything in the home directories is set with the type "user_home_dir_t"
I found this link: http://docs.fedoraproject.org/selinux-apache-fc3/sn-user-homedir.html
That link mentions changing the type of users' public_html dirs so that httpd can access them. So I ended up changing the type of the httpd.virts file to be the same as httpd.conf ("httpd_config_t"). It works, I still have SElinux enabled (which is what I wanted). I am not sure that this was the right way to do it, but it works and as far as I can tell, is secure :)
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