Using "Options All" under 2.054 does not give you everything explicitly.  You need to define +FollowSymLinks in order to be able to traverse SymLinks.  Same as if you want to explicitly allow CGI with +ExecCGI.  That should work for you.

 

~~John Aldrich


From: Forrest Aldrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Proper configuration of FollowSymLinks in 2.0.54
Date: Thu, 08 Sep 2005 17:53:30 -0400

What is the proper way to configure FollowSymLinks in 2.0.54?

I'm having a problem getting this to work at all - after reading the manual, searching for examples, it seems fairly straightforward; however, every combination I try fails with: Symbolic link not allowed.

I am suspicious that I've hit a bug, and actually filed a bug report, to which detractors insist there is no bug.

I tried a stripped-down httpd.conf that has basically this:

DocumentRoot /usr/local/www/data:

<Directory />
    Options All
</Directory>

The symlink is in the DocumentRoot as:

files -> /usr/local/shares/directory

I tried specifying the directory in different ways:

<Direcotory "/files">

<Direcotry "/usr/local/www/data/files">

<Directory "/usr/local/shares/files">

the last option isn't valid, but I tried it anyway.

This does *not* work, and I'm completely puzzled.

What's more, the same configuration works fine under 1.3.x, using just a Directory pointer to /symlinkname.

I'd appreciate some clarification/examples of how to do this properly under 2.0.54.


Thanks.








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