SELinux settings for a program run either by apache or user?

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Dear Folks,

I have written a program that I use both run by Apache and by normal
users as a command line application.

When I changed the attribute of the program file to
httpd_sys_script_exec_t, It no longer had permission to write to the
console.  What is the simplest way to handle this properly in SELinux?
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