Hi sachin,      
   I did that and made sure to check the permissions. Well its  still the
same. What all changes to be made in conf files. Do tell.
I know only about httpd.conf access.conf and srm.conf files 
(in /etc/httpd/conf) I've thoroughly checked these three files. 
Am i missing some other config files ??
Anticipating a favourable response.
regds

  Vineet Punetha                                       __o
  B.E. III yr ECE                                     -\<,
  Kumaon Engg College                            ... (_)(_)
  India
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On Fri, 24 Sep 1999, Sachin Garg wrote:

> On Fri, 24 Sep 1999, vineet punetha wrote:
> 
> > What i want now is that instead of making /www/ as the default directory
> > the default one should be /home so that I don't have to make a separate
> > directory of the users. The users are free to edit their pages anytime and
> > in their respective logins. But this isn't happening. Whenever I do this
> > it says 403 forbidden access denied. 
> 
> user should have a directory 
>       public_html
> 
> user's home directory should be read and executable by all
> ~user/public_html should be read and executable by all
> ~user/public_html should have file index.html
> 

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