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AppDynamics does not directly support SELinux. For troubleshooting SELinux, consult your security team.

 

This page lists the requirements for monitoring PHP modules with SELinux.

 

The PHP agent requires the following:

 

  • Read/write/execute privileges on <agent-install-dir>/logs directory.
  • Read/write/execute privileges on proxy_ctrl_dir. The default directory for the PHP agent is /tmp/ad-XXXXX, where XXXXX is generated at runtime.
  • The ability to read, write, create, and unlink Unix sockets.
  • The ability to create, write, add_name, remove_name, and setattr on class dir.
  • For automatically launching the proxy on RHEL/Centos 7, class capability2 block_suspend.
  • Adding class process execmem or the SE bool httpd_execmem=on.
  • Read/execute privileges on <agent-install-dir>/php/conf
  • Read privilege on <agent-install-dir/conf/php/appdynamics_agent_log4cxx.xml
  • Read/execute privileges on <agent-install-dir>/php/modules/*


Note: Many of the read/write requirements can be met by setting the type, recursively, of the <agent-install-dir> to httpd_sys_rw_content_t.

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