On Wed, Oct 09, 2013 at 03:07:40PM -0400, David Prévot wrote: > Le 08/10/2013 21:16, David Prévot a écrit : > > > Hi, following the advice on http://www/ to get http://www/~username/ > > working fails to get a result. > > > > I noticed that debian-edu-userdir was not enabled, > > I finally managed to get it working: not only one has to “a2enmod > debian-edu-userdir” (and optionally “a2dismod userdir” to get read of an > error message) before “service apache2 restart”, but the first user also > needs to “chmod o+x ~” (this last step does not seem required for the > other users created via GOsa²). Hi David, just tried to reproduce it on a default setup test system. The first user account is created during installation and is special (no Samba account, home dir permission 700). But "chmod o+x ~" is the only change required. No need to touch the web server setup, as apache seems to be clever enough to get the user home dir correctly. (So maybe the d-e-userdir config could be dropped.) By default all other user accounts have home dir permission 755, and http://www/~<username> works without any changes. (Perhaps some hint concerning the first user account should be added to the manual?) Wolfgang
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