Hi, By using fireFTP, I login to various ftp accounts that has been created in ISPconfig and upload anything I want. But how can I access to my personal page by browser? I test "www.mydomain.com/~user1" and "www.mydomain.com/users/user1" but ISPconfig say "403 Error- Forbidden!" where is the problem? Thanks,
Take a look at chapter 2.2.9 on http://ispconfig.org/downloads/manual_en/manual_kunde_en_src.htm If it still doesn't work, are there any errors in Apache's error log? Which distribution are you using?
Dear Falko, I cheched /var/log/httpd/error_log but nothing was there except "[error] an unknown filter was not added: PHP". what should be there about this problem? I use fedora core 8 (version 2.6.23) with ISPconfig 2.2.23. Thank you for your attentions, Edit: I checked "/home/web2/log/error.log" and found the following error: ################################### [Wed Jun 11 11:58:17 2008] [error] [client 80.0.0.27] Directory index forbidden by Options directive: /home/web2/user/user1/web/ ################################### permission for "web" folder of user1 is 775. permission for its contents (index.html) is 664 what it meant?
At the end of your Apache configuration you should see something like this: Code: <Directory /home/*/user/*/web> Options +Includes -Indexes AllowOverride None AllowOverride Indexes AuthConfig Limit FileInfo Order allow,deny Allow from all <Files ~ "^\.ht"> Deny from all </Files> </Directory> Change it to Code: <Directory /home/*/user/*/web> Options +Includes [B][COLOR="Red"]+[/COLOR][/B]Indexes AllowOverride None AllowOverride Indexes AuthConfig Limit FileInfo Order allow,deny Allow from all <Files ~ "^\.ht"> Deny from all </Files> </Directory> and restart Apache.
if -indexes is standard here for ispconfig, is it ok to deactivate autoindex_mod for apache because its useless (if i do no changes in config)? Or will -indexes only work if autoindex is active?
so -indexes is implementing ispconfigs own function to disable autoindex for apache/web-dirs? I have tested now with reenabling autoindex and the -indexes does the job...right? (would be a nice feature in web-administration to en/disable this for the admin maybe?)