I fixed my SELinux problem by changing the context of the mounted partition that holds TOPDIR... I can't say for certain that I got the context 100% accurate, but it seems to be a secure choice given how the httpd process is trying to interact with that part of the file system. The command that fixed everything was:
chcon -R -t httpd_log_t /<backup drive mount point>/ Now I am about to see all my host logs and browse their backups while keeping selinux enabled. I hope this helps someone else experiencing the same problem. Admiral Beotch
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