Fedora 19 Foreman 1.5.2 and 403 forbidden

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Hi guys;

just got foreman installed using the foreman quickstart guide and working.
I rebooted the vm, now when I log in as the same user and try to access
foreman, I get 403 forbidden, you do not have access to /. the only off
script change I did before rebooting, was to a yum update,the export UT8
fix and gem install rack to 1.5.X. anyone very see this before?

Thanks in advance for you help,

Keith

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Do check all of httpd's error log, it might be a Passenger startup
problem or something. Check for SELinux AVCs, or try in permissive mode.

··· On 31/08/14 14:40, keith.staley@gmail.com wrote: > Hi guys; > > just got foreman installed using the foreman quickstart guide and > working. I rebooted the vm, now when I log in as the same user and try > to access foreman, I get 403 forbidden, you do not have access to /. > the only off script change I did before rebooting, was to a yum > update,the export UT8 fix and gem install rack to 1.5.X. anyone very see > this before?

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Dominic Cleal
Red Hat Engineering

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Dominic

Thanks for you reply and tutorials. These errors were on a VM. when i went
in today, I was able to get things setup, with a few quick fixes. Now have
to figure out how to access the foreman GUI from other hosts

Keith

··· On Monday, September 1, 2014 3:16:16 AM UTC-4, Dominic Cleal wrote: > > On 31/08/14 14:40, keith....@gmail.com wrote: > > Hi guys; > > > > just got foreman installed using the foreman quickstart guide and > > working. I rebooted the vm, now when I log in as the same user and try > > to access foreman, I get 403 forbidden, you do not have access to /. > > the only off script change I did before rebooting, was to a yum > > update,the export UT8 fix and gem install rack to 1.5.X. anyone very see > > this before? > > Do check all of httpd's error log, it might be a Passenger startup > problem or something. Check for SELinux AVCs, or try in permissive mode. > > -- > Dominic Cleal > Red Hat Engineering >