The problem i am having is error '403; You don't have permission to access / on this server.'
Someone has been messing around with the httpd.conf file and permissions. To be more precise the 'chown' command. My knowledge is extremely limited on ssh so anyone with a little patience that could point me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.
It is an unmanaged server obviously due to the costs, so the support team cannot help me in regards to this problem, the server has been working fine for a good few months up until the httpd.conf file was messed around with.
The list of affected domains are as follows;
http://trustednewsnetwork.com/
http://gmn-network.com/
http://gmn-network.org/
http://i-webcasting.com/
http://aryasamajonline.org/
http://aryasamajlondon.org/
http://aradhna.org/
http://omniexpress.org/
http://spoken-elt.com/
http://complaintsmedia.com/
http://vishwani.com/
http://manbhaavan.com/
http://news-x-change.com/
http://nripioblog.com/
http://gdn-network.org/
http://bbcblog.co.uk
http://tokillarat.com
http://alternativetohotel.com
Any help would be greatly appreciated as i said before!
Thanks in advance guys!
newbie! 403 error forbidden
newbie! 403 error forbidden
You need to provide more information on the subject... for ex at least your httpd config/logs and maybe current ownership of the related folders.
Since you have limited knowledge on the subject you might consider hiring part time sysadmin to deal with issues like these...
Since you have limited knowledge on the subject you might consider hiring part time sysadmin to deal with issues like these...
Re: newbie! 403 error forbidden
If it's just the top level directory that's had its ownership changed then running
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rpm --setperms httpd
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might fix it by resetting the permissions on the various files owned by the httpd package back to their default values.
[code]
rpm --setperms httpd
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might fix it by resetting the permissions on the various files owned by the httpd package back to their default values.