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Solution: Manage security

Solution: Manage security

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Solution: Manage security

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(upbeat music) - [Instructor] Let's recap what we did to set up this challenge. We installed Apache and moved the web document root to /home/webdoc. We configured ownership and permission so that discretionary access control would allow access. We configured Apache to allow access to the web files. We accessed our rhhost1.localnet.com and were denied by SELinux. Note that we have three different levels of access control. Apache allows or denies first, then the request goes to the Linux discretionary access control system using permissions and ownership. If access was granted at this stage, then the request has passed under SELinux which in our case denied access. Let's talk about a couple of possible solutions. You may have gotten an SE alert gooey pop-up window. If not just run as the alert from the command line, go into overview mode and type SE alert and it will come up. Once the SELinux alert browser window comes up, click on troubleshoot. You should see two issues on the…

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