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So, I'm beyond perplexed! I just spun up a new RHEL 7.2 instance on AWS. I successfully installed Apache, MariaDB, & PHP. Then I successfully installed Laravel 5. Everything worked and is working great...except for one ridiculously small hitch that is driving me bonkers!

  • So, my Apache is running as U:G (apache:apache)
  • My new Laravel site has been chown'd all too apache:apache
  • Directory permissions have been set to 777 for the storage directory recursively.

Yet my system continues to throw permission denied fatal errors when trying to write to the storage/logs directory or when trying to run the file_put_contents function to the storage/framework/views directory.

I have opened those directories up wide open with 777 and still it's doing this.

HELP?!

P.S. "This is server related...so, please don't shut down my question for that reason."

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I've managed to fix my issue, but I am not in the least bit happy with the fix. I disabled selinux! So, the upside here is that I now know that it is selinux that was the cause...now, how to resolve so I can turn it back on. I don't like running a production server with that disabled.

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