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Author: antonio slav
Date: 16-01-02 16:31
I have encountered this problem while using a RedHat 6.2. After having installed Apache with php support and after having tried to use it, I have encountered the above error. I would like to point to the fact that it is an Apache 1.3.12. This Apache has only one configuration file, namely httpd.conf. The access.conf file is empty. In httph.conf, line 857, appears default on "Deny from all". It must be changed with "Allow from all". I hope it helps.
Antonio SLav
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Author: Chris
Date: 27-05-03 00:57
>directory listings are not permitted<
One frequent question I see (which would be good to address as a follow-up to the article) is how to turn on directory listings for a particular subdirectory.
For example, if I have:
www.foo.com/
www.bar.com/
And want to enable directory lists for just:
www.foo.com/abc/
Just something that I see people ask!
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Author: John Hale
Date: 15-03-04 12:32
I had the same problem - "You don't have permission to access / on this server" on max os x server (10.2.7)
It turned out to be a permissions thing - I ran a fix using diskedit and is now all ok.
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Author: shaokun305
Date: 16-08-04 18:32
I had the same problem:
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /index.html on this server.
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Apache/1.3.27 Server at creattech.com.cn Port 80
but I find the reason is that the index.html file's properties is 0,
then I modify it with 744(read,write ,execute ) .the problem is solved
thank you.antonio slav wrote:
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Author: FC
Date: 11-03-05 18:27
Thanks for this post. I did a search for the error, found your post and added the following line and am up and running again!
DirectoryIndex index.cfm index.html index.htm default.htm
FC
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