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Installing webgui 7.3.19 Problem

User lparnis
Date 7/11/2007 8:43 am
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lparnis

Hi i'm installing Webgui 7.3.19.. i successfully installed it but its having problems loading images and maybe something else too.. someone could have a look at it and maybe helpme..

 www.ecwdp.com

 

Thanks,

Leon

--- (Edited on 7/11/2007 8:43 am [GMT-0500] by lparnis) ---



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pwrightson

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You don't have permission to access /uploads/Cf/ZR/CfZRQkCVyLWzRzd0LrK90w/main_top.jpg on this server.

 

Does Apache have the appropriate access to the uploads directory (and sub-directories)? 

--- (Edited on 7/11/2007 9:40 am [GMT-0500] by pwrightson) ---



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lparnis

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You don't have permission to access /uploads/Cf/ZR/CfZRQkCVyLWzRzd0LrK90w/main_top.jpg on this server.

 

Does Apache have the appropriate access to the uploads directory (and sub-directories)? 

--- (Edited on 7/11/2007 9:40 am [GMT-0500] by pwrightson) ---

 

Thanks for you reply,

 

I made them to run as apache is.. root.root and tried with chmod 775 but still with no success..

What else can i check ?

--- (Edited on 7/11/2007 11:29 am [GMT-0500] by lparnis) ---



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DBell

Apache is running as root? Or apache's pre-fork / "master" is running as root?

Look for the "User" directive in your httpd.conf (if you're running the WRE, this will be in /data/wre/prereqs/apache/conf/httpd.modperl.conf). By default, the WRE's mod_perl instance runs as "nobody", so you'd want the /data/domains/<yoursite>/public folder and all subfolders to be owned by "nobody" and read/write by owner (at least 0600 privileges).

Running apache as the root user is a Bad Idea. 

--- (Edited on 7/11/2007 11:41 am [GMT-0500] by DBell) ---



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lparnis

Apache is running as root? Or apache's pre-fork / "master" is running as root?

Look for the "User" directive in your httpd.conf (if you're running the WRE, this will be in /data/wre/prereqs/apache/conf/httpd.modperl.conf). By default, the WRE's mod_perl instance runs as "nobody", so you'd want the /data/domains/<yoursite>/public folder and all subfolders to be owned by "nobody" and read/write by owner (at least 0600 privileges).

Running apache as the root user is a Bad Idea. 

--- (Edited on 7/11/2007 11:41 am [GMT-0500] by DBell) ---

 

Well tried with nobody too and 0600.. still with no success.. I'm not running wre.. installed it from source.

 

Thanks

--- (Edited on 7/11/2007 11:57 am [GMT-0500] by lparnis) ---



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preaction

Theoretically you could make that folder "ugo+rw" (0666) and it would work, but that would mean anyone with access to the server can change/delete those files.

You'll need to grep your httpd.conf for the User that apache is running as.

You may also want to grep your error log to see if there's any more information about why the "Permission Denied" is being shown. 

--- (Edited on 7/11/2007 12:08 pm [GMT-0500] by preaction) ---



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