403 error when NamedVirtualHost is enabled - *not* SELinux related
Hi all,
I get a 403, access denied whenever I switch on NamedVirtualHost in Apache2 on my newly installed Fedora 10 laptop. All is fine until I uncomment the NamedVirtualHost line, then it alls goes wrong. 403 for everything! I Googled a load this afternoon and turned up several mentions of this being related to SELinux. I did the advised chcon stuff, as detailed here: http://thinkmuch.com/blog/archives/2...elinux-in-fc3/ That had no effect, so I disabled SELinux completely for the time being. Also no effect. The website is Drupal and it's using Drupal's default .htaccess file (which I've never had a problem with before). Config looks like this: Code:
<VirtualHost *:80> Edit: Also tried a test site with a simple "Hello world!" index.html file and no .htaccess. Plus someone in IRC suggested this, which I also tried - neither worked: Code:
chcon -R unconfined_u:object_r:httpd_sys_content_t:s0 workspace |
Tried this as well:
http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/ser...tml#post414056 Didn't work. Also tried symlinking the workspace directory in my home directory to /var/www/html/workspace - also didn't work. Interestingly, moving my workspace directory to /var/www/html/workspace *did* work, so it's clearly something to do with Apache having permissions outside of /var/www or having access to /home/* ... and not because of SELinux. The UserDir stuff sounded promising, but yielded no results. :( Still looking for answers. Edit: commented our the mod_userdir module entirely and restarted Apache - same problem, so UserDir cannot be the cause either. |
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