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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 10/15/07 20:45
b38911@yahoo.com wrote:
>> Well if apache is getting permission denied when it is trying to
>> access the files, what gives you the evidence that it "has access to
>> these files"?
>>
>> If it had access to them, then when it tried to read them it would
>> read them. Getting access denied instead of getting the contents
>> suggests that it does NOT have access.
>>
>> Thanks!
>
>
> you are right....but...I'm looking at the permissions: the files have
> rw access to user and group and they are owned by user apache. I tried
> also a stupid thing: I gave full access (777) to files and dirs, but I
> still get the same error...
> thanks,
>
>
Is Apache actually running as user "Apache"? And who owns the directory
and what are the permissions there?
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