nozmoking

Topic: cache directory web user write error

I have been having trouble getting Jobberbase to work on our production web server so I installed it on a stand-alone Linux box. When I browse to the home page locally I get the permissions error commonly thrown when the cache folder permissions aren't set to 0777. However, I've set the permissions to 0777 and still get the error. The Apache setup seems to be working OK since there is a Drupal test site sitting on it that works fine. Is there anything else that can cause this error?

nozmoking

Re: cache directory web user write error

Just realized after changing permissions on the cache folders to 777 and it still not working on the local test box, that the problem was SELINUX blocking access by the httpd user and preventing writing to the folders. The site now loads the home page and the admin start page but clicking any links on the pages results in a 404 page not found error. I verified mod_rewrite is working so there must be another issue lurking.