Arthur Stephens wrote:
I have no GUI - this is just a server.
setsebool -P XYZ=0 permanantly turns off boolean XYZ.
I typed setsebool -P httpd_disable_trans=1 Returned usage: setsebool boolean value
system-config-securitylevel also does this.
This gives me only one option firewall
This sounds like you are not running SELinux or are on a screwed up machine.
What does id -Z return?
What does sestatus return?
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Arthur Stephens Senior Sales Technician Ptera Wireless Internet astephens@xxxxxxxxx 509-927-Ptera
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Arthur Stephens wrote:
Ok I have given up on getting httpd to work under selinux I would like it disabled it for httpd. I know how to do that temporary with setsebool but how does one make that permanent?
Maybe when I have some time to spare :) I can come back to it.
Arthur Stephens Senior Sales Technician Ptera Wireless Internet astephens@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:astephens@xxxxxxxxx> 509-927-Ptera
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setsebool -P XYZ=0 permanantly turns off boolean XYZ. system-config-securitylevel also does this.
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