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(Reading through the httpd.conf file after driving 750+ miles today got my brain twisting...)
No problem, but... you drove 750 miles today??? I take it that remote management was out of the question and your ISP's Linux support is even worse than some of ours here
OK. Additional question. I can now access the directory/browse it. However, when I click on the file, or rt click and 'save link to', it gives me the following error:
Code:
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /directory/filename on this server.
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