# Dex with LDAP giving internal server error (round 2)

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**Created:** [May 9, 2022, 8:50pm UTC](https://discourse.openondemand.org/t/dex-with-ldap-giving-internal-server-error-round-2/2057 "2022-05-09T20:50:04Z")\
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Users cannot update passenger directly. I’ll submit a ticket to update it upstream.

That said - back to the original issue about HOME directory. Could be an SELinux issue. If you’ve enabled SELinux, have you also enabled the booleans? There’s another active discourse topic for SELinux if that’s the case.

> [@How to disable Passenger security check update](https://discourse.openondemand.org/t/how-to-disable-passenger-security-check-update/2055/14):
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> Greetings, Trey, In fact, what I had done was to add line + : apache : ALL to /etc/security/access.conf. That was the extra step I mentioned yesterday, earlier in this thread, that I had to perform to make things work. Just now, I tried specifying sudo in place of ALL, but that did not work. I am reluctant to modify PAM configurations because that is something that we do very rarely, if at all, whereas modifying access.conf is a basic configuration action (typically by specifying Active Dir…

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