[TriLUG] You don't have permission to access /~jonc on this server.

[Dave Sorenson]

OK, replying to my own post = shaky netticuit..sorry I wanted to add you 
"could" set php to process all files regardless of the extension. You 
could have a myfiles.html and if it is straight HTML it drops through, 
but if there is PHP it'll process it. It is a performance hit parsing 
every page though and could open up some security questions so it's not 
a common practice.

Dave

Dave S wrote:
> Sure you can. The server admin just needs to set up the option in the 
> httpd.conf file to allow the various extensions ie:
> 
> DirectoryIndex  index.php index.html index.htm index.shtml index.htm 
> index.jsp home.html home.asp
> etc etc..
> 
> Apache will look for the extensions in order, so if you have, in the 
> example given above, an index.php and an index.html apache will serve 
> the php file as the index, not the .html .. In practice I find it least 
> confusing not to have more than 1 index. something file in directories 
> but YMMV You could have a case that you need both etc...
> 
> Dave S
> 
> David McDowell wrote:
> 
>> You can't use index.html if you want to have index.php can you ...
>> unless you want to use a META redirect from .html to the .php file? 
>> just curious, thanks.
>>
>>
>> On 6/17/05, Joel Ebel <jbebel at ncsu.edu> wrote:
>>
>>> Well, you probably should use index.html since it is the more
>>> appropriate name, and several web servers don't use index.htm as a
>>> default index.  But I've added index.htm back in anyway.  I'm
>>> investigating the bugzilla problem.
>>>
>>> Joel
>>>
>>> David A. Cafaro wrote:
>>>
>>>> Another interesting note on the Trilug webspace now, seems that it 
>>>> isn't
>>>> recognizing index.htm as an index file anymore, just index.html.  I
>>>> changed the directory permissions to get past the permission denial 
>>>> only
>>>> to get a directory listing of my site instead of the index file.
>>>>
>>>> Doh, and I can't use bugzilla.trilug.org to report it! (permission
>>>> denied...)
>>>>
>>>> -David
>>>>
>>>> On Thu, 2005-06-16 at 23:41 -0400, Joseph Tate wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Well, in the short term, set the access level on your home 
>>>>> directory to 755.
>>>>>
>>>>> We're having a little bit of trouble with apache's access levels.
>>>>> www-data (the user/group that apache runs as) is a member of the
>>>>> trilug group, but still can't seem to see user directories.
>>>>>
>>>>> On 16 Jun 2005 20:05:58 -0400, Jon Carnes <jonc at nc.rr.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> I got a call from some folks that my member website is:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Forbidden
>>>>>> (you don't have permission to access /~jonc on this server.)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> http://www.trilug.org/~jonc
>>>>>>
>>>>>> What's up?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Jon Carnes
>>>>>>
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