[users@httpd] Problems with Alias - Apache 2.0

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I am tring to set up an Alias so that as a non-root user I can do php work and then just bring it up on a browser.

I created a directory off '/' named paf, (/paf).
the user and group are the non-root user that I created to do my work. The directory permissions are 755, the file permissions are 775. When I type in the url http://localhost/forms/ I get the index of the directory but nothing else. DocumentRoot is default. The only setting changes are for PHP....the AdType line and the Alias and Directory statements.

When I type the url to the directory http://localhost/forms all that comes up in my browser is the index, but none of the files appear,
When I type in the url including a file I get a 403 error.
When I type the url for php files within the documentroot everything works perfect.

Here is what I have for the entries in httpd.conf

Alias /forms "/paf"

<Directory>
	Options Indexes
	AllowOverride None
	Allow from all
	Order allow,deny
</Directory>

The apache version is 2.0.52
The OS is Centos 4
php 4.3.11


It must be something fairly basic. What could be the issue?
I hope ive been concise yet gave enough information.

Kyle Seidlitz



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