On Thu, 2004-10-21 at 15:22 +0900, Makoto Otsu wrote: > Apache configtest not work > > The following commands display nothing. > > # service httpd configtest > > or > > # httpd -t Right - this is a consequence of the SELinux policy for Apache. We do not want the httpd process to have access to your terminal. If it did, a compromised or buggy httpd process could do very bad things. The fix is to break the config-testing bit into its own binary. We could have a wrapper around /usr/sbin/httpd which would parse arguments, and exec /usr/sbin/httpd-configtest if the -t option is passed, otherwise we exec /usr/sbin/httpd.real.