Les Mikesell wrote:
(...) if you are running SElinux it adds another layer of permissions. I'm not sure how to fix it other than turning it off (which requires a reboot).
No need to reboot. This will change the SELinux mode to 'permissive': # setenforce 0 Edit /etc/sysconfig/selinux if you want this to survive a reboot. Nils Breunese.
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