Re: Apache Server Problem

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Date: Fri, 31 Oct 1997 00:00

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In article <01bce440$a9eaaba0$0202a8c0@paul.worldview.edu.au>, Paul Gear wrote:
>Check the user Apache is running as in conf/httpd.conf, and make sure the
>HTML directory is readable by that user.  Also make sure that all
>directories in the hierarchy up to that point must be readable (or
>executable?) by that user also.  It is _very_ unlikely that Apache will run
>"out of the box" with no config modifications on your system (or any
>system, for that matter).

Well, it does here.  I keep telling myself I should go through config
files and all that, but since it's working anyway...
-- 
Dimitri (running Debian, what d'you think?)     :-)
emaziuk at curtin dot edu dot au
Objects in the mirror appear further then they are
(etched on a rear view mirror of a Mitsubishi Mirage)

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