Hello sluggers, I've moved an Apache intranet I run on my home office
from an ext3 to a vfat partition. I did this by copying the DocumentRoot
using nautilus and changing the conf files. Apache now returns "You
don't have permission to access /bookmarks.htm on this server" to the
browser.
I don't have this problem if I copy the webserver directory to another
ext3 partition - seemingly proving that I'm changing the necessary conf
info.
So - is there something different about ext and vfat security,
necessitating some more sophisticated directory copy process ?
Thanks
Rod
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