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  • Thread Starter ssb

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    Solution found.

    Worked on this for some time and discerned that the problem was really a PHP problem. It wasn’t connecting to the database. PHP connectivity problems mean HTTPd problems. After a lot of digging into PHP, which I know nothing about, the problem pointed back to the SELinux tool. It was stopping the web server from communicating with the database server. The solution was to issue the following command at the Linux command prompt:

    [root@foo ~] setsebool –P httpd_can_network_connect=1
    [root@foo ~]

    After this the standard installation worked fine.

    Thanks for everyone’s time.

    Thread Starter ssb

    (@ssb)

    Thanks for pointing this out WhooAmI. This is where I started but somehow ended up here. I figured the forums were linked. Must have been the link in the sign up E-Mail. I’ll repost there. My apologies to the group.

    Closing this post.

    Thread Starter ssb

    (@ssb)

    Thanks for the pointer to your videos Figaro. I’ve watched them before but I watched them again checking the settings in my wp-config.php as the videos progressed. My database settings match those in the MySQL database.

    The problem continues.

    Are there any other pre-requisite application other than Apache, PHP, PHP-MYSQL required on the WP-MU server?

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