Apache2 doen't want to give me write premissions

[egr]

Did someone try e107 on Fedora Core 3?
I stucked on Step 2 where I should change write premission on my web server for some files (so php script can write in),
Problem is Apache doesn't allow me to have write premissions. I tried every singel group/user (with 0777) for files, but no luck.
Yes, I can see the web page, but I can't write to it. I know that Apache 2 has something called suEXEC could it be the problem?

P.S. I have Fedora Core 3 with Apache2 PHP and MySQL installed from fedora's rpms
On Fedora Core 2 with Apache 1.3 it worked perfect.

[wowbagger42]

Have you tried changing the owner of the files to the user specified in httpd.conf ? I believe it's 'apache' by default.

If your script is creating the file, the permissions of the directory could also be to blame.

[egr]

Yes, but it didn't help. I have tried to change premissions for the whole tree of directories.

[neo_roamer]

I am having the same problem too!!

Need HELP!!!!

[Jman]

This probably has to do with SELinux. Run System Settings > Security Level, SELinux tab.

[egr]

How do I disable SELinux if system-config-securitylevel doesn't work?

[Bunyack]

Originally Posted by egr

How do I disable SELinux if system-config-securitylevel doesn't work?

Had the same issue...upgraded the security level to:

system-config-securitylevel-1.4.18-2

from here and it resolved the problem...

http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pu...esting/3/i386/

Regards,
Bunyack

[egr]

Thanks to everyone!
I did it, I got write permissions.

[mc_vd]

Originally Posted by egr

Thanks to everyone!
I did it, I got write permissions.

Thanks from me as well. I feel really lucky finding this thread.