At 22:36 23/11/99 , Ray Olszewski wrote:
>OK. In a standard apache setup, http://www.something_or_other.com/~someuser
>does not point to the user's home directory; it points to a directory called
>public_html inside that directory. So first thing, in your home directory
>create public_html, make it world readable and executable ("chmod 755
>public_html"), move the test file into it, and make the test file world
>readable ("chmod 644 filename").
>
>Then try again, If it doesn't work, report beck, including the complete
>error message (include the number, please, as well as the text) and we'll
>try again. I don't know if SuSE 6.1 setup has apache default to user
>directories on or off. If off, you need to add a line to a config file
>(probably srm.conf) that reads:
>
>UserDir /home/*/public_html
>
>You may need to add other directives for these directories, but offhand I
>can't recall the details.
it works! thanks
-rick
