I have a c
program that works fine on a local console but gives a 'segmentation fault'
during execution in SSH.
The scenario is:
The program and
its a.out are on system A running Redhat8.0. I have another system B running the
same OS. I sshed from system B to system A and tried to run the
I have files created by Apache, so they are showing "write protected" to
other users. When I type in "rm xxx", I will be prompted for a confirmation
for each file. How do I avoid getting these "Yes/No questions"?
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It happens under document root too. I have to put / after any direcory.
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I think the problem is not with "permission". The browser can display
files, it just can't browse directory if you don't put a '/' after the
directory.
Example:
~user/abc/xxx.html shows well, but ~user/abc does not work. (I expected
to see the list of files under ~user/abc).
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It is not permission error. It is "can't display" error. /user/abc was
not recognized as a directory.
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The problem is the same using http://hostname/~user/dir and full domain
name/~user/dir.
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ServerName directive was declared. Where else could the problem be?
By the way, there is no problem accessing the document root directory.
domain/~user is fine, but domain/~user/abc won't work.
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I have to put in the slash '/' everytime I want to access a directory on
the web server. If I omit the '/', it will say "can't find it". My
mod_dir is loaded according to the httpd.conf.
Anybody know how to fix it?
Thanks.
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