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Description of problem:

The default does not specify the path, so httpd puts the socket in /etc/httpd/logs which can not be accessed.

See [1] for an example of this failure.

I found bug#611182 which is old and for Fedora.  It seems to be fixed there.

Versions I am using

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httpd              x86_64      2.2.15-30.el6_5      rhel-internal-z      820 k
mod_wsgi           x86_64      3.2-6.el6_5          rhel-internal-z       65 k
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[1] https://review.openstack.org/#/c/107623/

This is essentially the same route-cause as bug 966311, we need to fix the mod_wsgi compile-time default to use run/ not logs/, so it works by default - as we did in Fedora.  Marking as dupe.