[Lxr-general] apache (httpd) on f8 vs. fc6 running LXR

[Gene S. <gd...@ch...>]

I have a LXR setup on fc6 that works fine. When I moved it to f8 (which 
seems to have the same versions of httpd, perl, mysql etc) I can only 
get it to work if I change the user/group in httpd.conf from 
apache:apache to myusername:myusername.  The files accessed by httpd, 
perl etc are world readable and executable but owned by root, as they 
were in fc6. These are in /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/....

I have tried changing all the files to owner/group apache:apache but 
that does not help. I have disabled selinux and that makes no 
difference, but saw no errors before disabling. I have made httpd.conf 
user/group nobody:nobody and that does not work. Only when I use my own 
UID/GID in httpd.conf does LXR work.

I have set-up LXR several times before with other fedora/rh versions 
with no problem this difficult. Why would the apache account not work in 
f8 but it did work with the same files in fc6? Or should I just run 
apache as myself and be happy. This is only really used from localhost 
for the most part, not on the internet.

By "not work" what I mean is all I see when I go to a link in LXR is
"The directory / does not exist." which is produced in the 
/usr/local/lxr/sources script. No errors appear in the httpd logs since 
the script is producing a valid page.

Got no answer on Fedora list when I asked this. Hope this makes it 
through the spam.

Thanks,
-gene