I know we ask people to disable SElinux on perfSONAR boxes, but, at least for esmond, there seem to be a quick win by changing ACL on /var/log/esmond to allow apache to write to it.
On a SElinux CentOS-7 server, I had to run this command to have esmond change from returning 500 HTTP errors to working fine:
I know we ask people to disable SElinux on perfSONAR boxes, but, at least for esmond, there seem to be a quick win by changing ACL on /var/log/esmond to allow apache to write to it.
On a SElinux CentOS-7 server, I had to run this command to have esmond change from returning 500 HTTP errors to working fine:
It might be worth adding that to the RPM spec file (and any Debian build script for that matter).