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I have this VM running CentOS 8 that hosts a web app. I want the files for the web app to be hosted over NFS on a dedicated file server so I don't have to deal with virtual disk sizing (because they cannot shrink back once they grow).

The file server is Apache's httpd with PHP-FPM, the first few attempts I made were:

• Getting the server and web app up & running then rsync the files to the NFS share mounted via fstab at the root of the filesystem then symlink. It didn't work.


• Editing the configuration to change every instance I found with "/var/www/html" with the location of the mount. It didn't work either.


• Moving only the data directory of the web app to the NFS store and symlink it. Nope.


• Doing the mount directly in the location of the server files /var/www/html and,


• 
  

  Doing the mount directly in the location of the web app files /var/www/html/datadirexample. Again no.

  
  
  

  By the way, the httpd returned no error when starting each time. I also changed owners, permissions, owner and permissions for the directories each time.

  
  

I tried a couple more but screw them up as well. Now I'm using Cockpit to do NFS mount, the web server is running but and I was about to do modifications when I found that users should be synced using some kind of SSO/directory to avoid permission errors -- no wonder.

As it turns out I am running an AD domain, so I joined the VM to the domain (the file server has always been on the domain) but I realized the server itself runs as a local user. How can I get this to run as a domain user?

Also, I followed this excellent guide for CentOS 7 (I'm puzzling it together on my own on CentOS 8) where I learned how to run different servers as multiple users but since they're local, none of them requires a password. Domain users do require a password. How/where can I enter it? Is it a Kerberos ticket? If it is, will it get it automatically?

My last resource is to DMZ the VM and run everything as root but I think I'm not there yet.

Thanks for your help !

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I have this VM running CentOS 8 that hosts a web app. I want the files for the web app to be hosted over NFS on a dedicated file server so I don't have to deal with virtual disk sizing (because they cannot shrink back once they grow).

The file server is Apache's httpd with PHP-FPM, the first few attempts I made were:

• Getting the server and web app up & running then rsync the files to the NFS share mounted via fstab at the root of the filesystem then symlink. It didn't work.


• Editing the configuration to change every instance I found with "/var/www/html" with the location of the mount. It didn't work either.


• Moving only the data directory of the web app to the NFS store and symlink it. Nope.


• Doing the mount directly in the location of the server files /var/www/html and,


• 
  

  Doing the mount directly in the location of the web app files /var/www/html/datadirexample. Again no.

  
  
  

  By the way, the httpd returned no error when starting each time. I also changed owners, permissions, owner and permissions for the directories each time.

  
  

I tried a couple more but screw them up as well. Now I'm using Cockpit to do NFS mount, the web server is running but and I was about to do modifications when I found that users should be synced using some kind of SSO/directory to avoid permission errors -- no wonder.

As it turns out I am running an AD domain, so I joined the VM to the domain (the file server has always been on the domain) but I realized the server itself runs as a local user. How can I get this to run as a domain user?

Also, I followed this excellent guide for CentOS 7 (I'm puzzling it together on my own on CentOS 8) where I learned how to run different servers as multiple users but since they're local, none of them requires a password. Domain users do require a password. How/where can I enter it? Is it a Kerberos ticket? If it is, will it get it automatically?

My last resource is to DMZ the VM and run everything as root but I think I'm not there yet.

Thanks for your help !

apache-httpd php nfs active-directory kerberos

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I have this VM running CentOS 8 that hosts a web app. I want the files for the web app to be hosted over NFS on a dedicated file server so I don't have to deal with virtual disk sizing (because they cannot shrink back once they grow).

The file server is Apache's httpd with PHP-FPM, the first few attempts I made were:

• Getting the server and web app up & running then rsync the files to the NFS share mounted via fstab at the root of the filesystem then symlink. It didn't work.


• Editing the configuration to change every instance I found with "/var/www/html" with the location of the mount. It didn't work either.


• Moving only the data directory of the web app to the NFS store and symlink it. Nope.


• Doing the mount directly in the location of the server files /var/www/html and,


• 
  

  Doing the mount directly in the location of the web app files /var/www/html/datadirexample. Again no.

  
  
  

  By the way, the httpd returned no error when starting each time. I also changed owners, permissions, owner and permissions for the directories each time.

  
  

I tried a couple more but screw them up as well. Now I'm using Cockpit to do NFS mount, the web server is running but and I was about to do modifications when I found that users should be synced using some kind of SSO/directory to avoid permission errors -- no wonder.

As it turns out I am running an AD domain, so I joined the VM to the domain (the file server has always been on the domain) but I realized the server itself runs as a local user. How can I get this to run as a domain user?

Also, I followed this excellent guide for CentOS 7 (I'm puzzling it together on my own on CentOS 8) where I learned how to run different servers as multiple users but since they're local, none of them requires a password. Domain users do require a password. How/where can I enter it? Is it a Kerberos ticket? If it is, will it get it automatically?

My last resource is to DMZ the VM and run everything as root but I think I'm not there yet.

Thanks for your help !

apache-httpd php nfs active-directory kerberos

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