Apparently should be in Centos RPM since last Dec. [1] But I sympathize with all those that like to do a tar.gz install and run configure and make themselves. Perhaps upstream hold maintainer should add install target - chcon If it's not already there, or check. With targeted enforce per daemon, and there is a boolean for if files from users and htdocs paths, by default get execute privileges. That is in addition to the mention file Type enforcement. Does anyone know which has precedence or if they both allow it? - Allan [1] http://pkgs.org/centos-5/epel-i386/dokuwiki-0-0.24.20140929c.el5.noarch.rpm.html On Wednesday, Changelog [..] 2014-12-26 - Adam Tkac <vonsch [ at ] gmail [ dot ] com> - 0.0.23.20140929b - update to the latest upstream - drop requirement of httpd (#1164396) - fix SELinux file contexts (#1064524) April 22, 2015, Allan Fields <allan [ dot ] fields [ at ] gmail [ dot ] com> wrote: > With discussion on the SE/Linux and restoring file context on site PHP files when in enforcing mode.. > > One thing I couldn't help thinking and tempted to comment on is: the admin should not have to do that by default, when you have a properly package RPM file. > > Did you try from the RPM? > > I was not privy of Docuwiki install is by tarball or RPM. [..] > > [2] Centos 6 rpm package: docuwiki > > http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3/stat/4/idpl/23718441/dir/centos_6/com/dokuwiki-2011.05.25a-10.3.noarch.rpm.html > > > Thanks, > Allan ("Out Here") Fields >