Its so strange, when I runing /etc/rc.d/rc3.d/S85httpd restart, the php script couldn't fopen pipe file. But if I copy /etc/rc.d/rc3.d/S85httpd to some other place (for example /root), and execute `/root/S85httpd restart`, the php script could fopen file successfully! Its so confusing ... On 12/8/06, mike xu <clumsguy@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Ryan, I just did another test, if I start the httpd by root user manually (the httpd daemon program still owns apache user by the result of `ps -aux`), the php script works fine. So, it seems the httpd start script (/etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd) did something specially which cause the permission problem... I'll continue checking it ... Thanks, Mike On 12/8/06, Ryan Creaser <rjcreaser@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > mike xu wrote: > > Thanks a lot forr your reply. > > > > Here is the error msg: > > *Warning*: fopen(/dev/pmsg) > > [function.fopen<http://localhost/Source/test/function.fopen >]: > > failed to open stream: Permission denied in * > > /var/www/html/Source/test/register_user.php* on line *31 > > > > It still doesn't work even if I move pmsg to /tmp/ directory and > > change its > > own to appache... > > > > I don't really know Fedora or SELinux, but since your permissions seem > ok could it be the SELinux policy for httpd causing you grief? > > - rjc >
