September 2014
Intermediate to advanced
240 pages
5h 53m
English
For standard web server configurations (without SELinux), access rights on resources for a web server are purely based on the ownership of the files (and the access mask applied to it). With SELinux, the resources can be labeled more specifically towards their functional meaning.
Web applications have content that should be read-only and content that should be read-write, but there are also specific types for resources such as .htaccess files. In this recipe, we'll look at the various web server content types and apply them to the right resources.
Execute the following steps to assign specific web content types to the right resources:
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