Anton, you're correct, I'm using the SLES 11 SP1 Apache pretty much out of
the box (but with the PHP, Python, Perl and Env modules enabled) and those
settings came from apache2ctl (an alias for httpd?) -S -M . Sorry,
Christian, should've been clearer about where they came from.
Anton, I've moved
Glad you figured that out. I'm making sure these settings will be added for
new sites in 1.6.2+.
Christian
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On Fri, Sep 23, 2011 at 5:49 AM, Sandeep Tailor
Hi,
The attachment doesn't tell me a lot. Are all pages giving you a 404?
Can you show what URL you tried (you can mask out the host, but keep the
structure intact)?
Can you also provide your Apache configuration?
Also, if you could temporary add the following to your
Hi Christian,
I was trying to access the root (http://cpli6011/) but all pages are giving
me a 404 (e.g the Log in link
http://cpli6011/account/login/?next_page=/error/HTTP_FORBIDDEN.html.var)
Please find attached lots of Apache config/debug info plus the Traceback, as
requested.
The
Hi,
There's a couple red flags for me.
The logs keep referencing this HTTP_FORBIDDEN.html.var. This is not provided
by us or by any listed config.
My hunch is that this is somehow related to you having compiled your own
Apache. Which is the second red flag. I can't imagine any scenario where
Hi,
There's a couple red flags for me.
The logs keep referencing this HTTP_FORBIDDEN.html.var. This is not provided
by us or by any listed config.
My hunch is that this is somehow related to you having compiled your own
Apache. Which is the second red flag. I can't imagine any scenario where
On Thu, Sep 22, 2011 at 4:31 PM, Christian Hammond chip...@chipx86.com wrote:
The logs keep referencing this HTTP_FORBIDDEN.html.var. This is not provided
by us or by any listed config.
There are at least 16 other .conf files included in the config. SUSE
might have taken the idea of modular
So I decided to abandon trying to fix my Frankenstein Windows install
managed to source a Linux (SUSE Enterprise Server 11.1) box on which to
install.
The install went reasonably well (significantly better than the clean
install I tried on a Windows box) but I'm getting a 404 served by review
