Re: [newbie] Permission problems with Apache

2002-09-12 Thread Mark Weaver
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Maybe I wasn't clear the first time. I am serving about 5 domains using the virtual server capacity of Apache. Rather than putting the sites in the default location, I want them where I choose to put them (/home/asm/html/site1, /home/asm/html/site2,

Re: [newbie] Permission problems with Apache

2002-09-12 Thread Michael Viron
Actually, what he is wanting to do is have one directory per domain, not alias each site directory off of a single domain. In this case, he should have an entry such as: # IP-based Virtual Hosts #VirtualHost 192.168.2.100 #User jmdault #Group jmdault #DocumentRoot

[newbie] Permission problems with Apache

2002-09-11 Thread asmiller
Over the weekend, I fried a hard drive on the Dell notebook I've been using as a web and mail server for my DSL line. Won't tell you the whole long story, but I've almost got it back to where it was, except that I have a permissions problem with the directories containing the several web sites.

Re: [newbie] Permission problems with Apache

2002-09-11 Thread teddy wl
Hi... How you configure the apache web server ( httpd.conf ), I have some suggestion to you. you should re-setup your apache configuration. you can setup there in the line were tell you like Document /home/*/public/html... .. /Document you should put your web files in there and restart your

Re: [newbie] Permission problems with Apache

2002-09-11 Thread Ralph Slooten
Actually, in LM 8.2 it's already there in /etc/httpd/conf/commonhttp.conf and it links to /home/*/public_html So make a folder in your home directory called public_html, add an index.html file in to test with, and then log in like said below. What I would like to know is: I am using

Re: [newbie] Permission problems with Apache

2002-09-11 Thread asmiller
Maybe I wasn't clear the first time. I am serving about 5 domains using the virtual server capacity of Apache. Rather than putting the sites in the default location, I want them where I choose to put them (/home/asm/html/site1, /home/asm/html/site2, /home/asm/html/site3, etc.) and it is there