After you set 755 on ~hobbit you need to add Alias and ScriptAlias directives. Basically DocumentRoot is irrelavent.
On 12/30/07, Lárus Rafn Halldórsson <lalli at slepja.com> wrote:
When I compiled my hobbit server on Centos 5.1 I had to fix the permissions for the /home/hobbit/ directory.. it was 700.
use the chmod command to mod it to 755 and then you should be able to access the website.
Worked for me at least...
larus
From: Todd Kleinert [mailto:tkleinert at directpointe.com] Sent: 30. desember 2007 01:49 To: hobbit at hswn.dk Subject: [hobbit] Thanks for that help earlier..
Thanks for the help earlier. I've been able to run ./configure a number of times now..
Stuck at a new place now; involving permissions. In the docs for hobbit, it says to create a custom user, and have that user in its own group. It mentioned that the hobbit user should NOT be a member of any other groups. That's all fine and good, but shouldn't it [the user hobbit] be a member of the apache group, so apache can read the 'hobbit' directories (and write to them)?
Right now, I've got a webserver telling me: "You don't have permission to access / on this server."
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