ok, I figured it out, I needed to chmod 0755 the user directory also
Jean-Michel Dault wrote:
> The Apache is set up to serve personal web pages in:
> /home/user/public_html
>
> I do not suggest a ".www" directory, since many ftp clients do not list
> directories with a dot before them.
>
> Ju
ok I did that, for user pablo in directory /home/pablo
I made a directory public_html I did a chmod 0755 public_html
I just get a denied message
So I did a chown nobody and a chgrp nobody on the directory
same thing
then I did the same on the /home/pablo directory and it works,
but then since
> :~>/home/user/.www
> :~>
> :~>How do I make apache see these directories, do I have to
> add each one to
> :~>the httpd.conf files or is there some way that it will work
> :~>automatically.
>
> How about making a link from /home/user/.www to /user?
If you meant create user web directories st
:~>for example I would like to put a .www directory in each users directory
:~>
:~>/home/user/.www
:~>
:~>How do I make apache see these directories, do I have to add each one to
:~>the httpd.conf files or is there some way that it will work
:~>automatically.
How about making a link from /home/us
On Tue, 8 Feb 2000, Timothy Litwiller wrote:
> How do I change the configuration so that users can post web pages?
>
> for example I would like to put a .www directory in each users directory
>
> /home/user/.www
Use /home/user/public_html and make sure it's readable by nobody (or
whatever user
On Tue, Feb 08, 2000 at 09:51:10AM -0600, Timothy Litwiller wrote:
-> How do I change the configuration so that users can post web pages?
->
-> for example I would like to put a .www directory in each users directory
->
-> /home/user/.www
->
-> How do I make apache see these directories, do I h
The Apache is set up to serve personal web pages in:
/home/user/public_html
I do not suggest a ".www" directory, since many ftp clients do not list
directories with a dot before them.
Just create the public_html directory in each of your user's file, then
chmod it to 0755 so it's world readable
Your system is probably already set up to do this, but with the public_html
directory. Look for the UserDir directive in your httpd.conf file, and
modify it according to your needs. Don't forget to restart Apache after
you've made your changes.
# UserDir: The name of the directory which is appe
