Nirav Modiya wrote:
hello friends,
Thanks for ur all pointers..
I have checked with apache user..it means i have set apache as
user/owner of my public_html directory and i have also checked with
nobody user..and getting same problem..
I think stephen was right. it may be a problem of selinux..because it
showing selinux error in /var/log/messages..so is there any way to
stop or disable selinux..
thanks to u all...
Nirav
Rather than turn off selinux, why don't you set the documentroot directories to
this:
system_u:object_r:httpd_sys_content_t
using the chcon command? This will probably fix your problem. Make sure to use
the -R option, to do all the files and directories recursively.
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