Hello Merlin,
Am 23.09.2014 um 12:40 schrieb Merlin Hartley:
this could be an SELinux feature.
Try running ‘setenforce permissive’ and see if it fixes it…
You could also check /var/log/audit
Just a guess, I’m a CentOS guy really …
Thanks for your suggestion - but SELinux is not installed, as far a I
can see. Therefore sestatus and setenforce are unknown, and there is no
/var/log/audit. So I think the permission problem must arise from
somewhere else.
Greetings
Kasi Mir
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