I added to the bottom of httpd.conf these lines (and restarted httpd)
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3 thoughts on - Httpd On CentOS 7
Lots of potential issues:
1. /home/ is not labeled correctly for httpd stuff if selinux is on.
You would need to chcon the /public_html/ dir to label it for httpd
2. if that is a user’s home, it likely got created looking like this:
drwx——. 132 jhughes jhughes 12288 Oct 23 06:21 jhughes
you would need to give apache permission for access .. so that would likely need to become
drwxr-xr-x.
(chmod 755)
also, you would need to make public_html under the home chmod 755 as well.
l>ikely need to become
Johnny,
selinux is disabled. with SELINUX=disabled in /etc/selinux/config
It is a users home… I did have permissions set….
drwxr-xr-x. 34 silentm silentm 4096 Oct 22 21:27 silentm
drwxr-xr-x. 22 silentm silentm 8192 Oct 20 08:40 public_html
drwxr-xr-x. 3 silentm silentm 28672 Oct 17 10:52 gifs
Anything else?
Jerry
I stumbled into it based on Johnny’s reply… Got me thinking that there must be a new control for “per user” directories. And there is …. conf.d/userdir.conf
3 thoughts on - Httpd On CentOS 7
Lots of potential issues:
1. /home/ is not labeled correctly for httpd stuff if selinux is on.
You would need to chcon the /public_html/ dir to label it for httpd
2. if that is a user’s home, it likely got created looking like this:
drwx——. 132 jhughes jhughes 12288 Oct 23 06:21 jhughes
you would need to give apache permission for access .. so that would likely need to become
drwxr-xr-x.
(chmod 755)
also, you would need to make public_html under the home chmod 755 as well.
l>ikely need to become
Johnny,
selinux is disabled. with SELINUX=disabled in /etc/selinux/config
It is a users home… I did have permissions set….
drwxr-xr-x. 34 silentm silentm 4096 Oct 22 21:27 silentm
drwxr-xr-x. 22 silentm silentm 8192 Oct 20 08:40 public_html
drwxr-xr-x. 3 silentm silentm 28672 Oct 17 10:52 gifs
Anything else?
Jerry
I stumbled into it based on Johnny’s reply… Got me thinking that there must be a new control for “per user” directories. And there is …. conf.d/userdir.conf
had per user disabled.
Thanks Johnny.
Jerry