By mscott1
I get forbidden, and it says I do not have permission… I have changed my config file so many times just to see if I could get permission… currently I just have one require and allow per each section of the file rather than two like you usually start out with, for a total of 2 of each. one within the setup part, and another within the main part. All of the requires/allows have my ip… Which seemed to not make a difference at all…
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Hey there,
Have you configured SELinux? You can check the status of SELinux with this:
- getenforce
You can try this to temporarily disable SELinux:
- setenforce 0
To persistently disable or enable SELinux, you would edit the /etc/selinux/config file. You can also view the /var/log/audit/audit.log file to see the error and context that is causing phpmyadmin to not work, which would make it easier to apply a context to the phpmyadmin folder so you can keep SELinux enabled.
Happy coding,
Jon Schwenn Platform Support Specialist DigitalOcean
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