Guys, this is probrably a one liner fix, but here's the scoop.
I have an in house network with 5 computers hooked up, 1 Win98, 1 NT
Workstation, 1 NT Server, 2 Linux. I recently began looking at porting some
of the ASP WAP pages I've been working on for work to Apache and PHP.
That's the background..
I took one of the Linux boxes running RH 6.2 and pulled down the Apache
RPM's, along with PHP3. All's running, pages set up fine, etc.. Here's
where it all get's funny..
No matter *WHAT* I try to do, all apache will do is return a 403 stating
I'm forbidden. The error log ends up dumping:
[error] [client 127.0.0.1] client denied by server configuration:
/home/httpd/html
I've looked, and looked, and looked, and I see no where as to why this
may be happening. It's rejecting *ANY* client that attempts connection,
that attempts to open *ANY* file. I checked file perms, and retesting them
by doing an su - nobody to ensure I could indeed read them.
The Directory declaration in the httpd.conf for /home/httpd/html has:
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
I am *SO* at a loss here. Any ideas?
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