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How do you enable user directories for vsFTP under SELinux?
I am trying to reach my public_html directory from FTP. I can't do it. I temporarily disable SELinux using "setenforce 0". Now I can do it. So, SELinux is the problem. I look at the little GUI Security tool to disable SELinux, but in the change policy window I see an option to "Allow FTP to read/write in the user's home directory and I check it off thinking that will allow me to "cd" to my public_html directory. It doesn't do that. I reboot my Linux server thinking that is what needs to be done. Still doesn't work.
The more I am able to do what I want under SELinux, the more I like SELinux. But more and more the only solutions to confronting obstacles created by SELinux are to: A. Turn it off, B. Beg for help on line. Is there documentation somewhere? The FAQs and links provided by Fedora are only a little help.
What do I have to do to enable access to my public_html directory through SELinux?
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