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On Sun, 27 Dec 2015, Eric Lease Morgan said:
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> Michael, resolved, and thank you for the prompt and thorough reply.
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> Yes, SELinux was doing its job, and it was configured to disallow network connections from httpd. After issuing the following command (which allows httpd to make network connections) both my rsync- and wget-based CGI scripts worked without modification:
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> setsebool http_can_network_connect on
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> Maybe I’ll add the -P option later. Yippie! Thank you.
Eric,
Glad you were able to get it resolved and it wasn't more complicated (and that
you were able to do it without just disabling SELinux, which is where a lot of
people end up :-) )
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