i'm having my own problems with apache but...does user apache have perms to access the files?
bascule On Tuesday 01 October 2002 3:22 am, you wrote: > I have some files in a directory on my Win98SE box that I want to make > available via the web server on my ML 8.2 box. I have a smbmount to the > drive at /mnt/d on the Linux box. I've verified that any regular, non- > priviledged user can do a "ls -la /mnt/d" (and subdirectories) and will get > a directory listing, and can copy files. In /etc/httpd/conf on the Linux > box, I've got a configuration file which says: > > Alias /stuff/ /mnt/d/temp/ > <Directory /mnt/d/temp/> > Options Indexes -FollowSymlinks -Includes > AllowOverride None > order allow,deny > allow from all > </Directory> > > And I'm doing an Include of that configuration file in the httpd.conf file. > However, when I try to do reference the directory as > http://mylinuxcomputer/stuff/, I get a "403 Forbidden you are not > authorized to access /stuff on this server" message. Also, trying to > directly reference a file via a URL type-in gets me the same 403 Forbidden > message (although it now complains about the file, rather than the > directory, in the error message). > > Anyone have any ideas as to what I'm doing wrong here? How do I get the > web server to allow access to the files in this directory? Any help would > be appreciated! > > --Dave -- 'I like the sound of that,' said Mrs Palm. 'I like the echoes,' said Dr Downey. (Feet of Clay)
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