>Does apache have execute permission on your home directory? Hmmm. Last night I became suspicious that this might be a permissions problem. I confess that permissions is an aspect of linux/unix that I've always been a little fuzzy on, so I spent last night trying to learn more on that. But I'm not there yet.
>By default, >Redhat sets home directory permissions as 700 (drwx------) which would deny >apache any access to "/home/hodgson/www". In that case ypu'd get an >access-denied error when trying to browse there in your web browser. >If that's the case, then "chmod +x $HOME" will fix that. No. I can view regular .html files no prob. If this is permissions related then I'm thinking it has to do with some combination of apache and/or the perl interpreter not having the right rights. But as I said, I'm still pretty fuzzy on how to determine that, or resolve it. BTW all my perl scripts are chmod a+x. >Also, it's common these days to use a single httpd.conf file for apache's >config, and to ignore the access.conf and srm.conf files. I was able to occasionally break things by making changes to access.conf :-). So I'm pretty sure it's being read. Regarding mod_perl. I'm pretty sure it's not required in this case. It'd probably be good for me to add it one day, but I'm trying to walk (well, err, I'll settle for successfully stumbling around) before I run. Thanks. -- Jack Hodgson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 603-433-7161 <www.jackhodgson.com> ***************************************************************** To unsubscribe from this list, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the text 'unsubscribe gnhlug' in the message body. *****************************************************************
