Emiliano wrote:
David R. Newman wrote:
Looks like Apache can't read/serve the midgard-root.php
file. You might want to look at the file's permissions
and ownership.
The midgard-root.php file had world read rights. So that wasn't
the problem. After some messing around, I discovered that
Apache wasn't letting Midgard read or show files from outside
the document tree. Putting in a <Files midgard-root.php>
section got Midgard working.
Midgard will, in a typical install, surely serve the root from outside
the documentroot. Try accessing the file as the user Apache runs as;
while the file may be world-readable, one of its parent directories may
not be.
However, when I accessed Asgard, it didn't show any of the images.
I had to include a <Directory /var/www/blobs> section before I
could see any images in a Midgard page.
This could be the same issue as above.
I will try as you suggest. However, /var/www/blobs and all its
contents are owned by apache:apache on my system, so that is
unlikely to be the problem. In any case, if Apache couldn't even
read the files, putting <Directory and <Files directives in the
configuration files should not have made any difference.
Does the order in which mod_midgard and mod_auth are loaded make
any difference?
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