Hello, Ben. All I can say is that I had your exact same experience, even with foo.txt - I suggest you check your apache error logs which may be located in /var/log/ to discover why exactly the folder is forbidden. In order to correct the problem, I got rid of apache 2, took the advice on cat-v and used lighttpd instead. However, one pointer I can offer you is to make sure that all the parent directoris (/usr/ / local/) are executable and have the correct permissions /as well as/ / usr/local/ itself.
Hope that helps. -sayed- http://www.askhader.uni.cx On Jan 8, 6:14 pm, "Benjamin Huntsman" <[email protected] portland.edu> wrote: > Hi all! > Perhaps someone could give me a quick pointer for getting werc set up with > Apache 2. > > I am working on getting werc running under SLES 10 + Apache 2. I've got > p9p running fine, and werc is installed. Unfortunately, I get a 403 > "Forbidden" error when attempting to read the css pages, so while the werc > content displays, it's not formatted. Furthermore, if I dump a plain text > file into the werc/sites/mysite/ directory, say, foo.txt, then try to access > it viahttp://mysite/foo.txt, I also get a forbidden. > I set up the virtual host by copying-and-pasting the apache2 setup from > cat-v.org, and changed the paths to reflect my install in /usr/local/werc. > If I remove the virtual host and just go with the default, I can put foo.txt > into Apache's webroot, and it'll get served up just fine... So I'm lead to > believe it's something with the werc setup, not necessarily Apache2. > The static files are supposed to live under $werc_root/sites/<mysite>, > correct, or should I have to copy them to the Apache webroot directory? > > Many thanks in advance!! > > -Ben
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