bassmanac
2009-02-19, 12:57 AM CST
Hi All
Hope you can help me. I have a Fedora 10 Server running Apache, MySQL, & Samba. All is well with my configurations. I have content (reference documents, software) saved on an NTFS drive. I would have liked to have it on ext3 filesystem, but it's a Drobo (Proprietary External HD enclosure with built in redundancy) and only uses NTFS or FAT32.
I have finally been able to configure SELinux to allow Samba to Export(Share) from my Drobo, I had to enable the device in the boolean options, but Apache will only allow access to the files if they have the proper SELinux context. I cannot add a context to NTFS files. Is there any way around this, can I just tell SELinux to let Apache access the files on my Drobo.
If there is any information you need, plz let me know.
Thanks for your help,
Hope you can help me. I have a Fedora 10 Server running Apache, MySQL, & Samba. All is well with my configurations. I have content (reference documents, software) saved on an NTFS drive. I would have liked to have it on ext3 filesystem, but it's a Drobo (Proprietary External HD enclosure with built in redundancy) and only uses NTFS or FAT32.
I have finally been able to configure SELinux to allow Samba to Export(Share) from my Drobo, I had to enable the device in the boolean options, but Apache will only allow access to the files if they have the proper SELinux context. I cannot add a context to NTFS files. Is there any way around this, can I just tell SELinux to let Apache access the files on my Drobo.
If there is any information you need, plz let me know.
Thanks for your help,