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Dear Kevcar,
I was Googling around and found this reference that may have relevance to your situation. Check it out.
http://www.linuxtopia.org/online_books/redhat_selinux_guide/rhlcommon-section-0055.htmlOn Redhat Enterprise Linux the relevant error messages may relate to the SELinux which imposes a lot of extra restrictions on permissions and access of files. The relevant error messages appear to reside in:
/var/log/messages
What are the names of the directories, in order, from the file root:
/
For instance on my server the web server root is:
/usr/local/www/data/xoops/
This should be listed in the the mainfile.php To answer the question you asked above, open a command line interface, Su (change user) to root. From the root prompt (looks like a # sign). Type the following:
ls -al public_html
This needs to be executed from the directory where public_html is located.
Sam Bowen, MD
http://www.oemr.org