Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] No permission to access files.

2007-01-02 Thread Richard Lynch
On Mon, January 1, 2007 4:06 pm, Rod Rook wrote: > I've been running httpd web server under Fedora Core 4. > > Now, I installed Fedora Core 6 onto another hard drive and configured > httpd > server with the same /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf as under FC4. > > My web server is running now, but outside

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] No permission to access files.

2007-01-01 Thread Steve Swift
As with all errors, and "Forbidden" in particular, the relevent entry(s) from the error log tell us the real reason, so this is something of a guess: Does the userid/group under which your apache tasks run (webroot at another guess) have rx permission to the directory containing main.php and menu

[EMAIL PROTECTED] No permission to access files.

2007-01-01 Thread Rod Rook
Hi, I've been running httpd web server under Fedora Core 4. Now, I installed Fedora Core 6 onto another hard drive and configured httpd server with the same /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf as under FC4. My web server is running now, but outside browsers get an error message of no permission to acces