I have searched this issue on internet but none of them helped me. Also this one doesn`t:
chgrp apache /path/to/mydir
chmod g+w /path/to/mydir
My server is centos 7. Can you help me?
I have searched this issue on internet but none of them helped me. Also this one doesn`t:
chgrp apache /path/to/mydir
chmod g+w /path/to/mydir
My server is centos 7. Can you help me?
Try with following commands:
This will give you the name of apache user.
ps -ef | grep apache | grep -v grep
In most of the cases the user will be www-data.
Run these command after going into the /frontend/web folder: sudo chgrp www-data ./assets
and
sudo chmod g+w ./assets/
Your problem will be solved.
I have the problem too (in CentOS7). I tried to change the owner and group, but it didn't work. Finally, I closed the selinux
, and it work.
setenforce 0
If you want to close it forever, you can change the /etc/selinux/config
file:
SELINUX=disabled
i have same issue in ubuto instance i did like that and issue solve
sudo chmod 777 /home/nicjccom/public_html/asset
and also did this
sudo chgrp root /home/nicjccom/public_html/asset
Try the following command
I am giving permissions to html folder in www.My html folder contains multiple projects.
chgrp -R user html/
chmod -R g+w html/
chmod -R g+w html/
You can try this:
chcon -R -t httpd_sys_content_rw_t 'YOUR_PATH_HERE'