Steven A. Falco wrote:
I upgraded to F40, and suddenly an apache cgi script that was working perfectly in \ F39 (and earlier) is giving me a "Read-only file system" error when trying to write \ data into a file. The directory where the cgi is trying to write is owned by apache:apache, and it is \ mode 777. The file the cgi is trying to write to is also owned by apache:apache and \ is mode 666. If I manually run the cgi (a trivial perl script), it works perfectly, but apache \ gives the "Read-only file system" error. Apache can read the file fine, it just \ cannot write to it. I also tried having the cgi simply touch a file in /tmp, and that fails too. Any suggestions gratefully accepted.
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