With your config, the one thing that you can rule out for sure is the
connector. Apache won't consult the connector in this case (or, rather, it
will but mod_jk(2) will punt :). It is entirely an Apache configuration
problem. Just for chuckles, you could try commenting out the 'AllowOverride
None' in the Directory / element. I've never used Apache under Windows,
so it might be different.
To combine responses:
It isn't necessarily true that 8080 would fail if Apache does. For one
thing, it is typically running as a different user. For another, Tomcat
doesn't do the tree-walk, so it is happy as long as it has 'rx' permissions
on the final directory. Apache requires 'rx' permissions on all
directories, since it will check them all for the presence of a '.htaccess'
file.
tomcat guy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Could it possibly be with the connector?
I'm thinking that could be a possibility since I can see the directory
http://localhost:8080/examples but I get the 403 err with
http://localhost/examples... Keep in mind http://localhost/examples/jsp
gives no error, shows my jsp samples...
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From: Bill Barker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 12:24 AM
Subject: Re: 403 Forbidden - you don't have permission ... any ideas?
At a very quick glance, it looks like it should be Ok. My first guess
would
be tree permissions. Apache will tree-walk, so it needs at least 'rx'
permissions to all directories upto and including
D:/Apache/Tomcat4.1/CTG/examples.
403 is also Apache's normal response when you have disabled directory
listings, but I didn't see that in my quick glance (quick := I very well
may
have overlooked something :).
tomcat guy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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If anyone can help, here is my problem:
I can go to http://localhost:8080/examples and I get the directory
listing
images/ jsp/ servlets/. BUT when I go to http://localhost/examples I get
the forbidden error?!?
Any ideas? The permissions are all good.
I go to http://localhost/examples/jps and it works? The JSP's work
along
with the servlets.
I recently reinstalled my apache server. I cannot remember this not
working. What did I forget!!! (besides my documentation, of course).
Basically I need to setup a directory path to
http://localhost/examples/temp or http://localhost/temp to my
virtualHost
http://ctg.com/examples nothing is working!!!
I have attached a copy of my httpd.conf server.xml. If anyone would
be
able to give it a quick glance OR send a copy of your config files that
would be great!
I am using:
Apache2.0.43
Tomcat4.1.18
mod_jk
Win2k
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