problem with configuring apache for access
I'm trying to get a file from a deb machine to a red hat box, and thought the easiest way would be to wget it. However everytime I try to access the deb server I get a 403 error from apache even in the root directory. I've tried setting the permisions to 777 but that hasn't worked, what else could I try?
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Btw: you really should change the permissions from 777 back to what they were. Typically they should be owned by root, with group 'apache' (or 'nobody' if that is what apache runs as) and 644 permissions. |
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http://badcomputer.org/unix/code/cfgcl.bot To clean out blank and commented lines to save bandwidth. Quote:
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couldn't get that script to run so I've edited out the #comments manually (almost)
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I hope you didn't set the directory permissions to 644 or no one will be able to access it. Web directories should be 755.
Can you view files in the web directory using a browser? My Debian DocumentRoot directory is owned by root:root. If you are using a user that doesn't exist, then you will get an error. |
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I think the problem was installing the mepis release cnadidate rather than a tried and tested disto version, I can't create any user accounts that can be logged into either now.
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