> > In the old days...I'd fart with rc.websites and the httpd.conf and I was > off > > and running....sigh... > > > > -Eucke > > Can we expect that you read the Apache's access_log and error_log? Hope > you know that Apache2 on Fedora will always show by default the test > page when the index page is missing (due to the welcome.conf). > > Alexander > > I did read the log files....I have made some progress but this is just > bewildering! If I use the following URL http://63.237.193.50 I get the > following error > > Forbidden > You don't have permission to access / on this server. > > and in the logs I see > > [Mon Oct 25 14:15:35 2004] [error] [client 63.237.193.10] Directory index > forbidden by rule: /home/grassroots/html/ > > I have a.htaccess file with Options Indexes and, as far as I know Indexing > is enabled in the httpd.conf. File permissions are all set to 755 and the > Owner is is correct as is the group. What am I overlooking? It's like it > does not know to look for the index.htm. You can, btw, navigate directly to > http://63.237.193.50/index.htm and you can view the page with no errors. > > What am I overlooking? Thank you! > Ok, by adding the "DirectoryIndex" tag to the virtual server container I have the indexes working...I guess this is missing from the global server somewhere....now to figure out where that goes... Thanks guys! -Eucke
