Hi List,
I have installed RHEL4 and am in the process of trying to get up and running
with all the 'new' stuff and it looks like I may have hit a problem.
I am trying something simple, exporting a new directory from samba with the
following in smb.conf
[pub]
comment = shared FTP directory
path = /home/ftp/public
guest ok = yes
The public dir is ownd by ftp and group ftp and is chmod 770.
The machine appears on the browse list, I can see the share and can even get
it mounted via smb4k , but when I try and access the share I get refused, the
error message saying "The file or folder /home/stephen/smb4k/KERMIT/pub does
not exist"
Is this the case of SELinux getting "in the way" or have I missed something
simple.
I did have something similar with Apache and virtual servers, and I had to
apply chcon -R -h -t httpd_sys_content_t to the virtual server root dir,
thats why I am suspecting SELinux again....
Any help appriciated
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