I am on day 1 of the Jobeet tutorial and already having issues. I am installing this on a virtualbox version of Fedora 14. I installed symfony in /home/ahertz/sfprojects/jobeet/. I've gone through everything step by step, and when I created the Virtualhost and tried to access it from http://localhost:8080, I get Error 403 Forbidden. You don't have permission to access / on this server. I have looked around, I disabled SELinux, I ran chcon -R -t httpd_sys_content_t on / home/ahertz/sfprojects/jobeet/ and /home/ahertz/sfprojects/jobeet/ web/. I made port 8080 trusted via TCP and UDP in the firewall. I made sure everything was chmod 775, even tried 777, I tried chown apache:apache, and I have restarted apache in between all of these steps (and reboots for selinux). So to test, I went ahead and installed symfony in /var/www/html/jobeet. From here I was able to see the Symfony page after creating the project, though none of the images worked. I couldnt get the Alias to work... so I created a symbolic link in the /web root directory and that fixed it. So basically, I can get this to work on port 80 inside the /var/www/html dir, but I can't get it to work when I follow the instructions to place the installation in my /home directory. Can someone help me troubleshoot this?
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