Ian Pilcher wrote:
I am trying to get Netjuke (http://www.netjuke.org/) working on FC3 with SELinux enabled. Netjuke is a PHP-based "jukebox" application, and I use it to stream Ogg Vorbis music files around my house. The music files live on several separate reiserfs filesystems, which have no security contexts at all. (These filesystems are mounted under /mnt and symlinked into the /var/www/html tree, if it makes any difference.)
I've read through the FC3 SELinux FAQ and the man pages for setfiles, fixfiles, and restorecon, and I've even tried playing with the options that look nondestructive, but none the tools find anything wrong with the current setup. What do I need to do to make these files readable by the httpd server?
Thanks!
Look for AVC Messages in the /var/log/messages file.
You can run audit2allow -l -i /var/log/messages
They you can customize policy to allow these.
