[SOLVED] recursive write permission during installation on Fedora 18-2X
in fact the problem is located at 2 places.
1. on some Linux web server, owner of web site (files/folders) should be apache. so as a group and user >> chown -R apache:apache
2. on some linux server like Fedora SELinux Alert Browser also play a role and to allow apache to perform some actions read/write, change permissions etc... you need to allow them.
so to check what is needed to do on "httpd" you can use:
or directly:
now you can give a 644 to all files and 705 to folders. It should work perfectly.
Hope it will help you
1. on some Linux web server, owner of web site (files/folders) should be apache. so as a group and user >> chown -R apache:apache
2. on some linux server like Fedora SELinux Alert Browser also play a role and to allow apache to perform some actions read/write, change permissions etc... you need to allow them.
so to check what is needed to do on "httpd" you can use:
getsebool -a | grep httpd
or directly:
setsebool -P httpd_enable_cgi on setsebool -P httpd_unified on setsebool -P httpd_builtin_scripting on
now you can give a 644 to all files and 705 to folders. It should work perfectly.
Hope it will help you
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