On Sat, Apr 10, 2004 at 03:22:34PM -0400, James wrote:
Well I did these aforementioned things and rebooted the machine. I still get the
same error message. I also found out:
after I edit /etc/apache/httpd.conf (as root) I get this error repeated 3 times to
the root window:
Xlib: connection to " :0.0" refused by server
Xlib: No protocol specified
That's your editor trying to change the xterm title.
all of the php files including setup.php are present, but I cannot view them.As Javier said, you need to go to http://localhost/jffnms/
I'm thinking there may be a problem with the shipped apache.conf too with permissions depending on how you do your default apache setup.
- Craig
http://localhost/jffnms says:
"Forbidden You don't have permission to access /jffnms on this server."
Which file do I change permissions on?
This is a Debian Sid machine. I purged apache2 and install apache from testing. It's quite possible something got missed, but, I have tried to comply with the debian and unix documentation. I used apt-get (with modified /etc/sources.list) to install apache.
The /etc/jffnms/apache.conf file for your perusal: # Apache configuration file for JFFNMS
Alias /jffnms/images/temp/ /var/lib/jffnms/tempimages/ Alias /jffnms/ /usr/share/jffnms/htdocs/
With permissions: -rw-r--r-- 1 root 138 Jan 5 01:52 /etc/jffnms/apache.conf Pretty scant huh?
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