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Hi all, limited Linux knowledge here so probably a very newb question.
An admin installed httpd / mysql / bugzilla on a arch server for me. The problem is that the httpd doesn't see my bugzilla folder in /srv/http when I have a directory set up in the httpd.conf. In the http.conf I have
<Directory /srv/http/bugzilla>
AddHandler cgi-script .cgi
Options +Indexes +ExecCGI
DirectoryIndex index.cgi
AllowOverride Limit
</Directory>
When I go to http://server/bugzilla it gives a 500 error. Also if I go to the root it only shows test.php (i still have browsing turned on). Ive verified that the bugzilla directory is correct (/srv/http/bugzilla).
If I delete the directory from the config then it will show me the bugzilla directory but wont allow me to run anything in it giving me a 403 error. Maybe its a permissions issue?
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the bugzilla folder has rwxr-x--- and seems to have the same group set up for httpd
Last edited by ddrozd (2012-05-09 14:01:05)
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I figured it out, the arch package that installed it actually makes a symlink in the /srv/http/ directory. I just added the Options +FollowSymLinks directive and bam! Hotsauce!
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