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I am currently in the process of deploying a Django application using mod_wsgi on a Rocky Linux 9 system. During this process, I encountered issues related to SELinux, which were temporarily resolved by disabling SELinux. However, I recognize that disabling SELinux is not a sustainable or secure solution. I believe the optimal approach would be to maintain SELinux in an enabled state and configure appropriate exceptions to accommodate the deployment.
In my efforts to find a solution, I attempted to consult the documentation for guidance on configuring SELinux exceptions for this purpose. Unfortunately, I discovered that the links to the relevant sections of the documentation were not functional.
Could you please direct me to up-to-date resources or documentation that could assist me in resolving the SELinux configuration issues I am facing with my Django deployment? Any assistance or guidance you can provide on this matter would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your time and support.
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Sorry, am not aware of any links at this time to replace them with and am not knowledgable on SELinux. Can only suggest you use Google to search for "mod_wsgi httpd SELinux" to see what you can find. If you find any that look relevant please let me know.
Hi,
I am currently in the process of deploying a Django application using mod_wsgi on a Rocky Linux 9 system. During this process, I encountered issues related to SELinux, which were temporarily resolved by disabling SELinux. However, I recognize that disabling SELinux is not a sustainable or secure solution. I believe the optimal approach would be to maintain SELinux in an enabled state and configure appropriate exceptions to accommodate the deployment.
In my efforts to find a solution, I attempted to consult the documentation for guidance on configuring SELinux exceptions for this purpose. Unfortunately, I discovered that the links to the relevant sections of the documentation were not functional.
mod_wsgi/docs/user-guides/application-issues.rst
Lines 165 to 170 in f54eadd
Could you please direct me to up-to-date resources or documentation that could assist me in resolving the SELinux configuration issues I am facing with my Django deployment? Any assistance or guidance you can provide on this matter would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your time and support.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: