Yes that did it! I had all the folders set correctly *except* for the
/private folder itself. Changing that from root to www-data did it for me.
Thanks!
Rob
Mark Sapiro wrote, On 6/9/2008 7:28 AM:
Rob Brandt wrote:
In any case, I changed it to:
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
Rob Brandt wrote:
>In any case, I changed it to:
>
>
> Order allow,deny
> Allow from all
> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
>
>
>restarted apache and it's still Forbidden.
And Bob Eager wrote (with a 'digest' subject):
>Who owns the folders? They (and contents) need to be readable by
although selinux itself isn't installed...
Rob Brandt wrote:
Hey, maybe so. I wasn't aware of it, but the packages
libselinux1 2.0.55-0ubuntu4 and
libsepol1 2.0.20-0ubuntu3
are installed. I'll look in to it.
Rob
Steven Stern wrote:
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Hey, maybe so. I wasn't aware of it, but the packages
libselinux1 2.0.55-0ubuntu4 and
libsepol1 2.0.20-0ubuntu3
are installed. I'll look in to it.
Rob
Steven Stern wrote:
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| I have a new installation I'm t
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| I have a new installation I'm testing. I'm on a fresh install of
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| Mostly working now, but the mailing list public archives are show as
| forbidden in my browser.
Not intentionally, and I just combed through the conf files and see no
reference. In any case, I changed it to:
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
restarted apache and it's still Forbidden.
Rob
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Rob Brandt wrote:
Yes, in apache2.
Rob Brandt wrote:
>Yes, in apache2.conf, I have:
>
>
>Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
>
Do you implicitly not allow your access? You might need
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
inside the Directory section if you have a Deny on a superordinate
directory.
What's in apache's error_log?
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Yes, in apache2.conf, I have:
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
I tried it without the trailing slash on the path too.
Rob
Brad Knowles wrote:
On 6/8/08, Rob Brandt wrote:
Mostly working now, but the mailing list public archives are show as
forbidden in my browser. The data is actually th
On 6/8/08, Rob Brandt wrote:
Mostly working now, but the mailing list public archives are show as
forbidden in my browser. The data is actually there in the folders,
stored in private and symlinked to public. I've run permissions check
and everything is OK (it says). What's my trouble?
I have a new installation I'm testing. I'm on a fresh install of
ubuntu, mailman compiled from scratch.
Mostly working now, but the mailing list public archives are show as
forbidden in my browser. The data is actually there in the folders,
stored in private and symlinked to public. I've ru
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