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/login 403 Forbidden

Added by James Smagala over 10 years ago

Hey All,

I’ve just installed OP on a CentOS 6x server w/apache 2.2 with a virtual host configuration. I’ve got it running, and I can see a very basic main page at the root url. Attempting to sign in (I seeded the DB) gets me a 403 Forbidden error for /login.

Suggestions? I’d love any pointers that might get me moving on this again.

Thanks,

James


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RE: /login 403 Forbidden - Added by James Smagala over 10 years ago

Small update - the issue is related to SELinux. None of the guides I’ve found for installing Openproject have covered a sane way to configure SELinux to allow Openproject to work.

Can anyone offer a way to configure it other than ‘turn it off’?

J

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