I quite often run into security problems when testing stuff on my machine.
This is to remind me how to deactivate SE-Linux, so I can see if it is causing the problem...
sudo getenforce
> Enforcing
If "sudo getenforce" returns "Enforcing", you have SE-Linux, so turn it off.
sudo setenforce 0
then
sudo getenforce
> Permissive
... now test the thing...
Well explained and easy to understand.
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