I think you are right about the selinux, I will test it later tonight
because I have to go to co-lo cause I locked it up. To fix this do I
need reload the OS? I know I enabled selinux during the install. Nope I
never worked at etrade, used to have an etrade account though :)
Sean
Rick Philbrick wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Here's a stab in the dark are you running with selinux enabled ?
> the commands getenforce and selinuxenabled should tell you if you are.
>
> BTW- Did you work at etrade ? I knew a sean roe there but I am not
> sure if he spelled it rowe. Sorry had to ask.
>
> Rickp
>
>
> On 3/20/06, Sean Roe <> wrote:
>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I am a new Centos user (old Red Hat and Debian user) and I'm having a
>> very strange problem. I just installed Centos V4 and it appears to be
>> running fine except for a weird issue. If I am on the systems console,
>> I can write all kinds of files anywhere I choose. But if I am ssh'd in
>> to the box it appears I can not write any files on the file systems.
>> Since this box is across town, it makes it difficult to go to the
>> console to make changes. Any guidance would be great.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Sean
>>
>>
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