[ale] Apache question

[moisey.g.oysgelt at mail.sprint.com]

I have a similar problem  look attachments please.

  
      Moisey Oysgelt


      -----Original Message-----
      From:    hne [mailto:hne at inetnow.net]
      Sent:    Sunday, October 28, 2001 12:55 AM
      To:      kenn
      Cc:      hne; ale
      Subject: Re: [ale] Apache question
      
      Ken Nagorski wrote:
      
      > Hi there,
      > 
      > Either I am an idiot and the information I need is right in what
      you sent
      > me or, I am only a partial idiot and I did not make the nature
      of my
      > problem clear.
      > 
      > If I go to lets say,
      http://web.pcintelligent.com/~kenn/resume.php That is
      > fine! Howver... If I removet the resume.php from the end of the
      URL and
      > there is no index page in ~kenn/public_html I get a 403. See
      what I mean. 
      > 
      > I don't see anything in the UserDir directive that fixes that. I
      thought
      > that it had to do with the IndexOptions options directive
      however that is
      > set to IndexOptions FancyIndexing on the webserer. 
      > 
      > OK, I hope that clears up the confusion. At any rate, thank you
      for your
      > advice. 
      > 
      > Ken
      > 
      > 
      
      
      Hi Ken,
      
         That's an easy one (and I just tested it to make sure!)  403 is
      a FORBIDDEN error.  ~/public_html does not have READ permission
      for OTHER.  You can get to resume.php because it DOES have READ
      permissions for OTHER.
      
      Lost in Tokyo,
         Keith
      
      
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