Hi!
In fact SELinux is enabled by default on my server. How can I check if it is blocking stuff? And might it be related to my original issue of the Roundcube installer not being able to read the config files?
In fact I would welcome someone to connect to the server and check things out for me. Unfortunately, it is actually running in a VirtualBox virtual machine with NAT, so I don't know how a remote connection to it would work..... But thank you so much Bem Schmidt for the offer!
On 14 February 2012 22:31, Takahiro Kambe taca@back-street.net wrote:
Hi,
In message 4F3B20B5.2000300@yahoo.com.au on Wed, 15 Feb 2012 14:04:21 +1100, Ben Schmidt mail_ben_schmidt@yahoo.com.au wrote:
Unfortunately, everything pretty much looks OK. The configuration for PHP must be in a conf.d/*.conf file or something, as it isn't in the httpd.conf file, but everything in httpd.conf seems right. The error in errors.log seems to be a simple OS access-denied message, not something
Is there SELinux or something security function in effective?
I'm not a heavy user of Linux but recent Linux distrbutions enables SELinux with default setting.
Best regards.
-- Takahiro Kambe taca@back-street.net