Re: newbie question

[Richard Cochinos <richard@theory.org>]

I believe so. If I login as myself and not root I have a public_html dir
on the 1st level of my shell. the index.html file is in there.

 in /var/www/ there is an index.html file and a usr dir. in the usr dir is
lib and share dir's , in each of them is dir latex2html dir, in that is an
icons dir and inthat are a bunch of .png files.

 On Fri, 23 May 2003,
fabriciocannini wrote:

> Where are those .html  documents?
> Is it  in apache's path ( something like -> /var/www/~user's_shell) ?
>
> Richard Cochinos wrote:
>
> >Yes hello,
> >this is the first time I have tried runnning a web server. It installed
> >properly (using tasksel) and I am able to view the home page (index page I
> >placed in /var/www) on the LAN. However if I create public_html
> >directories in users shells and place html in them, I am not able to view
> >them in a browser. ie:
> >
> >website.org/~richard      gives back a message that the page is
> >unviewable.
> >
> >now I have tried several things before this email so I will list them.
> >1) first the user dir. were forbidden, so I changed the permissions to
> >755,that cleared up the forbiddenness, but still the pages wont load.
> >I also changed the permissonson the file but that didn't help either
> >
> >2) I realized in the error log the servername wasn't loading at boot(it
> >was defaulting to 127.0.0.1 - the local loopback address) so I
> >changed the to the static IP in httpd.conf. again it cleared up the error,
> >but it didn't help with the users public_html
> >
> >Is this enough information for anyone to understand where the problem is?
> >If not, what else should I include?
> >
> > -richard
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
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 -richard