The permissions that you say is ok, are for root,
daemon, nobody or which user?
maybe are good for root, but Apache runs as another
user (daemon or someone else defined in httpd.conf)
Verify that the files can be at least read it, as
Apache owner process.
regards
--- "Robert A. Rawlinson" <rarawlinson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
> I am running apache2.2.2 on a suse 10.2 os. When I
> try to run a CGI
> script it tells me I don't have permission. I have
> checked permissions
> and they seem ok. Is there some way to get a trace
> or something to
> verify what it is running? I have checked the
> access_log and error_log
> but they only tell me the error code which is 403. I
> am new at apache
> and I only need it to verify some changes I made to
> another persons script.
> Bob Rawlinson
>
>
>
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