On 7/11/11 19:36, "mark thalman" <[email protected]> wrote:
> The 'd' in the first column of the permissions indicates that that entry is a
> directory (or folder) a '-' in that column indicates a file, so those are
> correct.
>
> The permissions look fine. The index file is readable. I would suspect the
> issues is either with a hidden .htaccess file in your ~/Sites diretory or
> something similar in one of the Apache config files. It is Apache that won't
> allow access to that file, not the file system.
Hi, Mark.
That triggered the thought that solved this problem. I had indeed used a
.htaccess file on the directory & changed to `AllowOverride All` but I'd
deleted the .htacces file & reset back to `AllowOveride None`.
But at some point for what seemed a good reason at the time that I `rm`d
MovableType but which now escapes me, I'd commented out `Include
/private/etc/apache2/users/*conf` in `/etc/apache2/extra/httpd-userdir.conf`
which was the cause of the 403 error. All back working fine now.
Thanks for the reply,
Cheers,
Phil.
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