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Description of problem: The instructions for installing wordpress-mu say to make /usr/lib/wordpress-mu either (1) owned by apache or (2) world-writable during installation. Even after doing both, wordpress-mu still won't recognize that it has write access there. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 2.8.4a-1.fc12 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. yum install wordpress-mu 2. Browse to /wordpress-mu/. 3. chmod 777 /usr/lib/wordpress-mu /usr/lib/wordpress-mu/wp-content 4. chown apache.apache /usr/lib/wordpress-mu /usr/lib/wordpress-mu/wp-content 5. Reload /wordpress-mu/. Actual results: WP still tells me to make /usr/lib/wordpress-mu world-writable. Expected results: Should be able to continue with installation. Additional info: SELinux is turned on---which I suspect might be part of the problem---but I don't see any access being rejected in the logs...
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