[ZendTo] Re: Unable to write to DB

[Travis Zimmerman]

Given how similar centos is to RHEL, have you tried turning off SELinux?
setenforce 0

If that works you can either permanently turn it off (otherwise it will 
be turned on at the next reboot) or create a rule to allow the access. 
Just a guess but this may create the rule you want 'grep httpd 
/var/log/audit/audit.log | audit2allow -M <module name>'.

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Travis Zimmerman

On 02/18/2016 09:50 AM, Brian Novogradac wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> I need some assistance hope someone can help  Ive just set up the 
> system on a centos with mysql 5.7.11.  authenticating via AD, that 
> works fine but when I go to do a dropoff I get the following error:
>
> Upload Error
>
> Unable to add a dropoff record to the database, please notify the 
> administrator.
>
> In the preferences file I have the correct info for DB user id using 
> MySQL.  Cant find anything in logs that would tell me otherwise unless 
> im missing something.
>
> Any help be appreciated
>
> Brian Novogradac
>
>
>
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